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Understanding why each of the questions on the NVD document are there is the key to knowing how to complete your consignment correctly, so you can stand by what you sell.

ISC representatives have presented Australia’s integrity systems to the Indonesian government to support the development of local traceability systems.

As a red meat producer, you must be able to stand by what you sell. Meeting your integrity system requirements is the key to guaranteeing red meat produced on your property is safe to eat, fully traceable and in demand. The Australian red meat integrity system combines livestock traceability with on-farm assurance to maintain the integrity and reputation of Australian red meat. This system underpins our livestock selling system and delivers customer confidence in the red meat products we produce. Integrity Systems Company (ISC), a subsidiary of Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA), manages and delivers Australia’s red meat integrity system....

Hear more insights from the 2021 ISC Producer Awareness Survey in this webinar hosted on Monday as part of the MLA updates: IMPACT series.  Interested in having your say on improvements to be made to ISC’s products and services? Join our Producer Testing Panel to register your interest in participating in future studies to enhance integrity products and services including NLIS, LPA, eNVD, LDL and more.   Join our producer testing panel

  Key points:  Be prepared to deal with hot and dry weather conditions over spring and summer.  Continue to manage your property in accordance with the LPA rules and standards.  The MLA drought management page can help you prepare, manage and recover from drought.  The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) is expecting hot and dry conditions for much of Australia during spring and summer. During September, BOM confirmed that an El Niño weather pattern is active over the Pacific for the first time in eight years, while a positive Indian Ocean Dipole has also developed. Together, these two climate drivers tend to...

Find out more about Early Warning status in the NLIS database.

Status update: NLIS Uplift Project The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) Uplift project continues to progress. The three-year multi-stage project will deliver a new national system with improved traceability, optimised real-time data flow, and a seamless user experience. This significant project is being supported by a $22.5 million funding grant which was announced by Australia’s Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry on 15 September 2023. This funding forms part of the Australian Government’s ‘Bolstering Australia’s biosecurity system’ package.   To ensure the new system responds to industry and user needs, one of the project’s first actions was the development of NLIS...

With floods, bushfires and other disasters more prevalent than ever, know what you can do to protect your stock and property.

With floods, bushfires and other disasters more prevalent than ever, know what you can do to protect your stock and property.

Understand the actions you must take to identify cattle – including different tags, correct application and traceability regulations.