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How to stop the spread and dispose of invasive non-native plants that can harm the environment in England.
Biosecurity and hygiene standards to keep animals safe from bluetongue virus.
Biosecurity and hygiene standards to keep birds safe from bird flu (avian influenza).
How to stop harmful weeds spreading onto land used for grazing livestock or growing crops, how to dispose of them and how to report them if they’ve spread.
U11 exemption lets you spread waste on non-agricultural land to improve soil, instead of using manufactured fertilisers or virgin materials.
U10 exemption lets you spread certain wastes on agricultural land to improve soil, instead of using manufactured fertilisers or virgin materials.
U13 exemption allows you to spread cut plant material at the place of production for weed suppression or to provide nutrients to the soil.
Information about norovirus, how it's transmitted and how to prevent it spreading.
Find out what you can do to prevent tree pests and diseases from establishing and spreading.
How to identify, stop the spread and dispose of Japanese knotweed in England.
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