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Mr Zitha praised the collective effort across the community and highlighted
the importance of proactive measures in safeguarding Queensland's agricultural
resources.
"This outcome is a testament to the coordinated efforts of the community and
our partnering agencies,” he said.
“The information gathered during this initiative is crucial for implementing
effective biosecurity measures and protecting our valuable banana crops."
Black Sigatoka, a leaf spot disease affecting bananas, can lead to substantial
leaf damage and fruit loss. It is crucial to monitor and manage its potential
spread to safeguard banana crops. It is important to note that black Sigatoka
is not harmful to humans.
During the survey period, 2413 banana plants were inspected.
A total of 181 sites were examined with 17 banana samples collected and
tested, all returning negative results for the disease.
The ongoing collaboration with Torres Shire Council, Kaurarag Land and Sea
Rangers, Australian Border Force and the Far Northern Biosecurity Initiative
played a vital role in the successful execution of the survey.
Biosecurity Queensland encourages Queenslanders to report any suspected
black Sigatoka on their bananas.
If you suspect an infestation, contact Biosecurity Queensland at 13 25 23 or
reach out to your local Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries
contact.
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