Cricket pitch soil used for decades may be dug up and replaced due to Protocol

The video discusses a banned product that fails to meet biosecurity measures set by the Department of the Environment. The lack of alternatives for this product, which has been used for generations in cricket, poses a significant challenge. The inability to source it locally means that cricket fields may need to be dug up and replaced, leading to potential disaster.

What is the main reason the product is banned?

• It is no longer popular.

• It is too expensive.

• It does not meet biosecurity measures.

• It is difficult to transport.

Why is it challenging to find an alternative to the banned product?

• The product is unique and has been used for generations.

• There are too many alternatives available.

• Alternatives are more expensive.

• The product is not important.

What field has the speaker been involved in for 15 years?

• Environmental Science

• Cricket

• Gardening

• Biosecurity

What might happen if the banned product is not replaced?

• The field will improve.

• There will be no impact.

• It could lead to a disaster.

• The product will be unbanned.

What is the speaker's concern about replacing the banned product?

• It will be too easy to replace.

• It will be cheaper.

• It will improve the situation.

• It might lead to a disaster.