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Find out how to meet your integrity requirements, including LPA and NLIS if you're a dairy farmer.

leather/hide have to provide the geolocations relating to all properties where cattle have been raised with European importers. European ... account. This geolocation is used to identify the LPA-accredited property where livestock are kept and by providing the geolocation in

the introduction of compulsory sheep and goat electronic identification from 1 January 2025. Beyond this, it will have the agility ... work? The National Livestock Identification System is Australia’s system for the identification and traceability of cattle, sheep

Find out how to register for LPA and become accredited for first time

Multiple Properties Accredited   Bought a new property? Here are your integrity requirements: When you purchase a new property for ... Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) and the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS), is essential to maintaining the strength

Conducting a PIC reconciliation A PIC reconciliation is a stocktake of all current active devices registered to your Property ... Property Identification Code (PIC) in the NLIS database. Active devices include those physically tagged on an animal and those you have

now share their geolocation via the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS). This will support continued access to European ... with the European importer without sharing any Property Identification Codes (PICs) – ensuring the privacy of our producers is protected

Learn how to keep good farm records to ensure lifetime traceability and the integrity of your livestock.

your NLIS account  The first stage of mandatory electronic identification (eID) for sheep and goats commenced on 1 January 2025. To ... need to be identified with electronic National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) accredited devices. Updating your NLIS profile

Find out what you need to do when transporting livestock to and from an agricultural show or exhibition.