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A map of the property identifying any contamination risks. It can also be used to for biosecurity risk management. The location of old batteries, old dip sites, farm rubbish tips, old painted timbers, commercial painted surfaces, machinery, chemical storage or disposal areas, land treated with recycled water and land which shares a boundary with public land (e.g., roadways. railways. state forest. national park) should be highlighted on the map. This will ensure a livestock producer is doing all they can to prevent livestock becoming contaminated and ensure the resulting meat they produce is safe to eat.

State and territory contacts for integrity systems advice and support.

Do you employ farm staff or are you a farm manager? Here’s what you need to do to ensure integrity requirements are met on your property.

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ISC Scholarship provides opportunity for Tasmanian meat judge

Good records and systems are the foundation of the integrity system. Find out more and download ISC’s range of free record keeping templates here.

All LPA-accredited producers – from large scale operators to hobby farmers – may be audited to check how records are maintained and how food safety, biosecurity and animal welfare management is being carried out on-farm. Read more about LPA audits.

Third-party integrators that have an existing API connection to the current NLIS and use this for traceability and biosecurity purposes can apply. This can include tag and device manufacturers, software providers for processors, feedlots, saleyards, and on-farm management program providers.

It is critical that any agvet chemicals are stored appropriately, are not out of date when used, and are administered in the correct dose.    Chemical contamination, degredation or failure can result in a range of negative impacts, including:  livestock pain or death livestock illness, which impacts red meat integrity human illness and food safety risks profit and production losses property damage, and  disease transmission or biosecurity breaches which threaten global market access.  REMEMBER: Chemicals must be used safely and carefully as misuse can result in contamination. Completing a ChemCERT or equivalent training course is an effective way to ensure...

More information Subscribe to the NLIS Database Uplift Update newsletter here to receive updates and invitations to webinars on the project as it progresses. The key improvements users can expect to see in the uplifted NLIS database are outlined on this flyer. For more information visit the NLIS Database Uplift Project web page. Contact the project team at NLISUplift@integritysystems.com.au to ask questions or provide feedback. About the Project The NLIS Database Uplift Project will ensure Australia has a fit-for-purpose and user-friendly traceability platform which offers flexibility and scalability to track all livestock movements. In an era of growing consumer demands...