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Livestock Agents Webinar  Date: Friday 22 NovemberTime: 12.30pm AEDTLocation: Online  livestock agents, join this agent-focused ISC webinar on Friday 22 November from 12.30-1.30pm (AEDT) to learn more about sheep and goat eID and the NLIS plus recent changes to the Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program. All registrants will receive a recording and resources REGISTER FOR EVENT

The below online services provided by ISC will be affected and will not be accessible, this includes:   National Livestock Identification System (NLIS)  Electronic National Vendor Declarations (eNVD) Livestock Data Link (LDL)   Meat Standards Australia (MSA)   MyMLA (accessing linked accounts) - however you will still be able to access Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) via your LPA login

NT producers - join Integrity Systems and the NT Government online to hear the latest on Livestock Production Assurance, eID, eNVD and the National Livestock Identification System. learn more about: • Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) including:   ◦ How to use a new mapping tool to share your geolocation to support European market access for beef and beef products after EUDR rules begin in December.   ◦ How to create an Animal Welfare Management Plan when seeking LPA accreditation/reaccreditation or at any time.   ◦ New Dairy QA voluntary module – what this means for dairy producers.   ◦ Harvested Rangeland Goats – NVD updates...

New eNVD Quick Links

The following forms are available using the eNVD with information populated automatically across forms when using eNVD:  Livestock Production Assurance National Vendor Declaration (LPA NVD) for cattle, EU cattle, sheep and lamb, goats and bobby calves  EU LPA NVD for cattle Meat Standards Australia (MSA) declaration  National health declaration National Feedlot Accreditation Scheme (EU, delivery docket, form B).  When you select to create a new consignment using eNVD, you will be to select the forms you would like to include as part of your consignment. The forms will appear based on the accreditations you hold.

The Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program is the on-farm assurance program that underpins market access for Australian red meat. LPA National Vendor Declarations (NVDs) provide evidence of livestock history and on-farm practices when transferring livestock through the value chain. All producers – regardless of flock or herd size – need to be accredited if they want to access the LPA National Vendor Declaration.

Log onto National Livestock Identification Service (NLIS) and submit a movement or query the database  Log onto Livestock Data Link (LDL) and retrieve your individual animal feedback   Log onto Meat Standards Australia (MSA) and retrieve your animal feedback   Log onto any services linked through MyMLA - however you will still be able to access Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) with your LPA credentials access electronic National Vendor Declarations (eNVDs)

Tagging goats harvested from a wild state can be a danger to both humans and goats. This is why an additional voluntary accreditation through the Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program has been developed to enable a tag-free pathway for harvested rangeland goats (HRG). LPA HRG accreditation allows HRGs to be moved direct to slaughter or via one registered goat depot without an eID. It also allows HRGs to be recorded as a mob-based movement in the NLIS database. Harvested Rangeland Goats

Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) is the on-farm assurance program that underpins market access for Australian red meat. All producers – regardless of flock or herd size – need to be accredited to access the LPA National Vendor Declaration In this webinar, ISC will take an in-depth look at three LPA modules related to Animal Welfare: Safe and responsible animal treatments Stock foods, fodder, crops, grain and pasture treatments Animal Welfare, including Animal Welfare Management Plans Tuesday 14 April 2026, 7pm AEST Download the flyer for more information

Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) is the on-farm assurance program that underpins market access for Australian red meat. All producers – regardless of flock or herd size – need to be accredited to access the LPA National Vendor Declaration. In this webinar, ISC will take an in-depth look at two LPA modules related to livestock movements: Preparation for dispatch of livestock Livestock transactions and movements Thursday 16 April 2026, 7pm AEST Download the flyer for more information.