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Ensuring all livestock movements have been recorded in the NLIS database is vital to maintaining the lifetime traceability of livestock.

Declaring how long you have owned livestock on the NVD provides the receiver of the livestock with an understanding of the food safety and biosecurity risk these animals present. 

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Join this webinar, held in partnership with NSW Department of Primary Industries, for tips and hints on how to use the NLIS database on-farm.

ISC is hosting this webinar in partnership with Agriculture Victoria and both organisations will be able to answer questions and supply resources to help you use the integrity system programs.

Join this webinar, held in partnership with Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment and Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association, for tips and hints on how to keep good records and what on-farm actions you need to be recording as well as what to expect during an LPA audit.

An individual animal is given a ‘device-based status’ against its NLIS tag or bolus when it has a known disease or residue issue that presents a food safety or biosecurity risk and requires specific management on-farm, or at feedlots, saleyards and processors. Depending on the risk, the producer is informed of the status assigned by the Commonwealth or State Department, a vet or ISC through the NLIS database. The EW status is then automatically applied within the NLIS database to the PIC where the device is located. If the high-risk animal is moved to a different PIC, that PIC also...

The NLIS ‘compliance dashboard’ is a new reporting tool available to jurisdictional authorities for monitoring livestock movements and identifying errors in the supply chain in Australia..

Find out more about ISC programs and program updates.

Join this webinar, held in partnership with Northern Territory Government and Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association, for tips and hints on how to keep good records.