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When New South Wales sheep producer Stan Moore first used the electronic National Vendor Declaration (eNVD), he was hesitant, and happy to stay with the traditional paper method. But after making the swap, he says he is sold on the platform, particularly for the benefits it provides in easily accessing the health status of a flock.
Ensuring all livestock movements have been recorded in the NLIS database is vital to maintaining the lifetime traceability of livestock.
All red meat producers can have a NLIS account and must ensure all livestock transfers onto their PIC have been completed in their account. Go to the NLIS website to log in or link your account to myMLA
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...
With spring selling season now underway, producers, saleyards and direct-to-processing facilities are hoping for the best quality livestock and price premiums.
Find out how to get your new property LPA-accredited, your NLIS account in order and more in this guide to meeting your integrity requirements on your new property.
Completing a Farm Biosecurity plan is the first step to protecting your business, your livelihood and that of the wider industry .
How-to: Share geolocation information in LPA (producers) LPA accredited producers can add their geolocation (single latitude and longitude) to their LPA account. This geolocation is used to identify the LPA-accredited property where livestock are kept and by providing the geolocation in LPA permissions the sharing of geolocations without sharing any Property Identification Codes (PIC) or personal information. Producers can update or remove their geolocation and permission for sharing at any time. Via the NLIS Database, feedlots and processors can access the lifetime geolocations of livestock in export consignments bound for the EU and share this with their EU importers to...
There are a number of resources available to help producers mitigate biosecurity risks. Read this article to find out more.