Overview
BioHerbicides Australia (BHA) understands the challenges faced by the agricultural industry and maximising the productivity of available land. Through innovation, we deliver biological and chemical herbicide solutions to improve land utilisation by controlling invasive weeds and unwanted trees.
We will continue to pave the way for effective and environmentally responsible solutions through engagement and transformative technology.
Our Vision
To lead the market in developing biocontrol solutions that through their proven efficacy, improve the health and wellbeing of Australian agricultural land.
Our Mission
To discover, develop and market acceptable and viable biocontrol solutions for agricultural applications.
BHA is developing innovative biological solutions in the fields of weed management (bioherbicides) and the targeted delivery of existing and new chemical herbicide combinations (through a unique delivery mechanism using encapsulated herbicides injected directly to the tree stem).
BHA has established its operations at Gatton Queensland, adjacent to the University of Queensland Agricultural Research Facilities (visit their website).
Strategic collaboration with the UQ Gatton School of Agriculture and Food Sciences and ongoing biological research will provide BHA with continued product development opportunities.
BHA’s solutions have been designed to integrate with, complement or stand-alone from current agricultural management strategies.
Product status:
Bioherbicide Products
Di-Bak Parkinsonia is registered and available to purchase online. APVMA Approval No:68348/58200
Chemical herbicide Products
Di-Bak G Herbicide (Glyphosate) is registered and available to purchase online. APVMA Approval No:87026/117403
In Trials
The below products are currently in trial but have APVMA approval for supply. APVMA Permit PER87339
- Di-Bak M Herbicide (Metsulfuron Methyl)
- Di-Bak I Herbicide (Imazapyr)
- Di-Bak H Herbicide (Hexazinone)
- Di-Bak AM (Aminopyralid/Metsufuron methyl)
- Di-Bak C Herbicide (Copyralid)
We are anticipating full registration of these products within 2 years
