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February 2014Little Cherry Virus (LChV-2)DPIPWE is currently investigating a suspect case of Little Cherry Disease on a property in southern Tasmania. Draft Flora Recovery Plan for Threatened Tasmanian Orchids 2013 Public comment is invited by 14 February 2014. January 20142014-15 TACs announced for rock lobster and giant crab fisheries.Farm Finance Concessional Loans Scheme The first application period under the Australian Government Farm Finance Concessional Loans Scheme is now open to Tasmanian farmers until 14 March 2014. Loan applications are assessed in order of receipt. 2013 Review of the moratorium on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in Tasmania - Final Report Tasmanian Dairy Sector ScoreCard and Production Trends 2011-12 released Tasmanian Livestock Sector ScoreCard and Production Trends 2011-12 released. Proposed New Egg Regulations Public comments were invited by 10 January 2014 on proposed new regulations for the production and processing of eggs. Abalone Management Plan Amendments Written representations were invited by 10 January 2014 on proposed amendments to the Abalone Management Plan and Regulations. December 2013Tasmanian Regions Calendar 2014Australian Government Farm Finance Package Tasmanian Plant Biosecurity Pest Lists 2014 Interim Abalone Operational Information Plant Quarantine Manual 2014 Rock Lobster Management Plan Amendments Public comment was invited by 5 December 2013 on amendments to the plan including implementation of a commercial catch cap to take effect from 2014. November 2013Natural Heritage Strategy for Tasmania (2013 - 2030)From Forest to Fjaeldmark : Descriptions of Tasmania's Vegetation. Edition 2 This manual describes the classification of mapping units, including ecological vegetation communities used in TASVEG, the State's vegetation spatial layer. Historical Baselines for Key Fish Stocks in Tasmania A study of changes in fish populations of important Tasmanian recreational and commercial fish through time. Planned Burning Management A range of tools and strategies to assist Tasmanian private landholders with fire management. Tasmanian Regions - Spring 2013 edition This issue is the final printed edition of Tasmanian Regions. However the magazine will continue in the form of an online version to be launched in the new year. Details will be announced on the popular Tasmanian Regions facebook page ![]() ![]() Proposed Animal Welfare Standards for Dogs The Animal Welfare Advisory Committee has developed proposed standards for the care and management of dogs and guidelines to support them. Public submissions are invited by 5pm, Friday 22 November 2013. October 2013Target 120 assistance program for King Island beef producersApplications are now open for the Tasmanian Government-funded assistance program Target 120, which will provide $1.24m over the next 12 months to assist King Island beef producers. Aboriginal Heritage Protection Legislation
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