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Australia to continue this uptake. ISC co-funds five Digital Product Officers (DPOs) with various red meat processors around Australia ... integrating it with the current NLIS database. Once complete, livestock receivers will have the option to automatically update transfers

beef, beef products and leather/hides exported to the European Union (EU). As part of the Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program ... requirements. This will enable the continued export of beef, beef products and leather/hides to the EU. < back to  NEWSletter More information

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

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...

your accounts myMLA is your gateway to a range of MLA and ISC products and services. It provides single sign-on access to your NLIS ... my-MLA Login Step 4: Set up your NLIS account The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) is Australia’s traceability system

Follow these easy steps to sign up to myMLA and link your integrity system accounts.

Livestock Agents Webinar  Date: Friday 22 November Time: 12.30pm AEDT Location: Online  livestock agents, join this agent-focused ... goat eID and the NLIS plus recent changes to the Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program. All registrants will receive a recording

This webinar will highlight recent changes to Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) and the NVD system. It will also cover the ... landholders, goat owners and goat depots, plus anyone handling livestock. That means farm owners, managers, overseers, farm hands and

Earlier this month, the Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) program introduced a new voluntary accreditation module and National

Declaration (CVD) from suppliers when purchasing livestock feed. Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) accredited producers are urged to ... animal material, and poor-quality or unsuitable feed for your livestock. When obtaining fodder or grain from a third party, producers