NLIS Tips & Tricks
Planning to buy livestock? Don’t forget to complete your NLIS transfer Dear George I am buying three head of cattle from ... to global markets and ensuring we can respond rapidly if biosecurity threats emerge. More information For further assistance,
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Find out if you need Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) accreditation. Learn why some livestock owners require LPA, when it may not be needed, and what alternatives are available. Get clear...
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An industry‐wide data exchange platform could provide an opportunity for Australia’s agrifood industry and be globally competitive with leading agrifood exporting nations that have already established industry data exchanges.
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ISC is governed by a skills-based Board, responsible for providing advice and guidance on how policies and standards are incorporated into the delivery of the industry’s integrity systems.
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An industry‐wide data exchange platform could provide an opportunity for Australia’s agrifood industry and be globally competitive with leading agrifood exporting nations that have already established industry data exchanges.
read moreGoat leg-band option approved for use
Goat producers now have an alternative EID leg-band to use on dairy, earless and miniature goats – ensuring they can meet their traceability requirements.
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Your guide to searching the PIC register
Find out how to search the PIC register, so you can record NLIS transfers, complete NVDs and identify stray livestock using their NLIS tag.
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Top tips to help producers meet integrity system requirements
As a red meat producer, you must be able to stand by what you sell. Meeting your integrity system requirements is the ... LPA accounts to complete property risk assessments and farm biosecurity plans digitally rather than on a printed template. Download
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Red meat integrity system
Find out more about the Australian red meat integrity system
read moreNSW’s Operation Stock Check relaunches to reduce livestock theft
NSW Police has re-launched Operation Stock Check, an ongoing and proactive operation to prevent livestock theft by disrupting the movement of stolen stock.
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