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Key points: The Australian Government has approved a $22.5m grant to fund the uplift of the NLIS database. This will futureproof the NLIS and allow for the seamless integration of the eNVD. Users are invited to share their experience of the current platform to inform the new build. On 15 September the Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Murray Watt, announced a $22.5 million grant to Integrity Systems Company Limited (ISC) to enhance the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) database and its supporting systems. Why it matters The current NLIS database is more than 20 years old, and this...
Improving compliance, decision-making and connectivity through ag-tech is the focus of a joint initiative from ISC, MLA and Pairtree Intelligence.
More information Subscribe to the NLIS Database Uplift Update newsletter here to receive updates and invitations to webinars on the project as it progresses. The key improvements users can expect to see in the uplifted NLIS database are outlined on this flyer. For more information visit the NLIS Database Uplift Project web page. Contact the project team at NLISUplift@integritysystems.com.au to ask questions or provide feedback. About the Project The NLIS Database Uplift Project will ensure Australia has a fit-for-purpose and user-friendly traceability platform which offers flexibility and scalability to track all livestock movements. In an era of growing consumer demands...
When it’s time to go to the saleyards, be aware of any high-risk animals by checking the NLIS database for an Early Warning status.
Are you regularly moving livestock between multiple properties that you own? Read on to find out your integrity requirements.
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.