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With livestock diseases in close proximity to Australia, such as lumpy skin disease, and foot and mouth disease, it is critical that producers and industry service providers take every precaution to maintain the biosecurity of red meat businesses.
Producers selling livestock this spring selling season must ensure they meet integrity requirements, so their animals are able to be sold.
MLA’s Going into Goats program now includes the newest information and resources to comply with NLIS and LPA.
This open industry webinar will provide livestock producers with practical information and tools to support industry preparedness for an emergency animal disease outbreak.
The webinar will be held on Monday 1 November and will feature a panel discussion as well as an informational session on Australia’s red meat integrity system.
eNVD – new updates, show success and industry adoption ISC’s 2024 kicked off with the launch of a range of eNVD system updates in February to align the web-based system and mobile app and make the system more accessible for different user types. This was supported by an extensive communications campaign through a combination of demonstration webinars, social media, Integrity Matters articles and videos. It was also a big year for the eNVD at two of Australia’s largest agricultural shows. In a bid to reduce the influx of paper NVD forms, Sydney’s Royal Easter Show and Brisbane’s Ekka worked...
With spring selling season now underway, producers, saleyards and direct-to-processing facilities are hoping for the best quality livestock and price premiums.
There are a number of resources available to help producers mitigate biosecurity risks. Read this article to find out more.