Tools and resources

Not only do transporters carry our livestock, they also carry the responsibility of ensuring consignment documentation is timely and accurate – a job made much easier by the eNVD app.

The team at Gundagai Meat Processors (GMP) take traceability incredibly seriously. With the eNVD app, not only have they reduced their workload, but their livestock consignments are far easier to track.

Owner-driver Di Peisley speaks on how the vital information contained in NVDs affects the conditions and standards upheld by livestock transporters.

Yass vet Alex Stephens warns producers about compliance complacency, and how your tagging can help maintain your biosecurity.

With thousands of cattle going through NH Foods’ Whyalla Beef feedlot every week, General Manager Tony Fitzgerald is grateful for a simpler solution with the eNVD Livestock Consignments app.

Queensland cattle producer, Will Wilson, ditched paper NVDs as soon as he could. Here, he shares his insights into how the eNVD app is saving him time and increasing efficiency on-farm.

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.

Central Queensland beef business Heartline Grazing is using NLIS to attract higher prices for their herd. Find out what NLIS can do for your business here.