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Integrity System’s investment into initiatives and programs allows Australian producers to access as much market opportunities for red meat products as possible. Australia’s red meat industry is an $80 billion industry, and we export our products into more than 100 markets globally. Australia needs to be able to provide an assurance to our consumers that the product they are consuming is safe to eat, ethical, and traceable from property of birth to processing.   Producers who manage food safety, biosecurity, and animal welfare on-farm contribute to the trust that our consumers have in our product. Every little bit that every...

What you need to do to become LPA-accredited or maintain your LPA accreditation.

NLIS & eID information session Want to know more on the mandatory electronic identification device roll out and NLIS requirements? Gordon Barry & Co – Gunnedah are hosting an NLIS and eID information session for sheep and goat producers. Alex van Duijnhoven, Senior Biosecurity Officer (Sheep and Goat eID) from North West Local Land Services will be presenting and available to answer eID related questions. Also attending will be an LLS NLIS specialist, as well as animal health products and tag manufacturer reps. Date and time Thursday 19 September, 10 am Morning tea will be provided. For more information, contact...

Declare your commitment to abide by the LPA & MSA Rules and Standards and pay the fee for your accreditations. The three-year LPA and MSA accreditation fee is $90 (+GST). Take up the ‘go digital with eNVDs’ offer and save $30 (+GST) on the LPA and MSA accreditation fee PLUS receive unlimited access to free eNVDs. Follow the instructions within the assessment to access the eNVD and receive the discount. Your LPA & MSA accreditations will be renewed for three years and certificates will be provided for your records.  Between accreditations, ensure that records used to manage your livestock and property in accordance with LPA & MSA...

Find out more about Early Warning status in the NLIS database.

Hobby Farmers and Small Landholders Online Webinar  Date: Thursday 14 NovemberTime: 7pm AEDTLocation: Online  Are you new to owning livestock? Do you have a few cattle, sheep or goats? This webinar is designed to help you learn the basics about Property Identification Codes (PICs), biosecurity, livestock movements, and what ISC’s requirements are.  Who is this webinar for? This webinar has been structured to address the needs of specific user groups, including hobby farmers or small landholders, goat owners and goat depots, plus anyone handling livestock. That means farm owners, managers, overseers, farm hands and agricultural teachers will benefit! REGISTER FOR...

The NLIS Database Uplift Project is expected to deliver several benefits to producers and the wider industry, including:   Strengthened national biosecurity: By improving the accuracy and timeliness of livestock tracking and health data, the enhanced NLIS will enable quicker responses to disease outbreaks.   Improved efficiency: Streamlining and automating time-consuming processes within the NLIS database will help reduce the administrative burden on producers, freeing them up to focus on other aspects of their business.   Improved integration and data accessibility: Enhanced integration with other farm management systems will help producers streamline operations, improve transparency, and enhance quality across the entire supply chain.  ...

New to livestock? Start with the basics   Join this Integrity Systems webinar to find out what you need to know about Australia’s red meat integrity system.    You will learn about:     Property Identification Codes (PICs) Biosecurity requirements Livestock movements   Can't make it on the night? Reigster anyway. Everyone who registers for this webinar will receive a post-webinar pack from Integrity Systems. This will include a recording of the webinar, a full question and answer transcript and other useful resources.    This webinar is designed to address the needs of hobby farmers and small landholders, but it will...

MLA’s Going into Goats program now includes the newest information and resources to comply with NLIS and LPA.

Find out if you need Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) accreditation. Learn why some livestock owners require LPA, when it may not be needed, and what alternatives are available. Get clear guidance to help you meet market and supply chain requirements.