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Key points:  The Australian Government has approved a $22.5m grant to fund the uplift of the NLIS database.  This will futureproof the NLIS and allow for the seamless integration of the eNVD.  Users are invited to share their experience of the current platform to inform the new build.  On 15 September the Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Murray Watt, announced a $22.5 million grant to Integrity Systems Company Limited (ISC) to enhance the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) database and its supporting systems.  Why it matters  The current NLIS database is more than 20 years old, and this...

More information Ensure you’re ready – create a myMLA account  Before using the eNVD, you need to create a myMLA account and link your integrity systems accounts. Download the app The latest version of the eNVD Livestock Consignments app is available for free through the App Store and the Google Play Store. eNVD webinar and other resources Refer to these ISC resources and practical tips designed to assist agents get the most from the eNVD. Need help? If you have any questions or require further information: Please visit integritysystems.com.au/envd-help Call ISC Customer Service on 1800 683 111 – Monday to...

This session will step through using the eNVD and how it can streamline livestock movements and transactions throughout the supply chain. Have your questions answered and find out what developments are in store for the eNVD in 2021.

This session will step through using the eNVD and how it can streamline livestock movements and transactions throughout the supply chain. Have your questions answered and find out what developments are in store for the eNVD in 2021.

This session will step through using the eNVD and how it can streamline livestock movements and transactions throughout the supply chain. Have your questions answered and find out what developments are in store for the eNVD in 2021.

These webinars will further your education on the LPA, eNVD and eID processes and are ideal for anyone handling livestock – farm owners, managers, overseers, hobby farmers, small farmers, farm hands and agriculture teachers.

With the recent outbreaks of FMD and LSD in Indonesia, it is particularly important for livestock producers to understand their responsibilities, be vigilant and on the lookout. Effective biosecurity practices address the identification and containment of disease outbreaks when they occur and detail the measures in place to prevent disease spread.

You can print the eNVD any time. Some producers fill out as much of the eNVD as they can in the office then print it so they can fill in the remaining details at their yards where they may not have internet connectivity. If this is required, three copies need to be printed – one each for the seller, transporter and receiver – and then the online eNVD updated by the seller to reflect the hard copy when it has been completed.

To pass the consignment information onto the receiver – also called the consignee – a destination PIC is needed for the eNVD system to know where the consignment is going. For example, to find the PIC of a saleyard, use the PIC search within the eNVD program, or the PIC register search within the NLIS database. Alternately, call or email the saleyard to ask for the PIC. When a consignment has been created once, recent locations will be shown in the eNVD and you can save the consignment as a template if it is a frequent movement.

Four ways to search the PIC register