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More information  Read the Tackling Rural Crime Handbook for tips on securing your property and guidance on how to report a theft.  Learn some more simple steps you can take to protect your livestock from theft.  Review this Livestock Security brochure for guidance on preventing/deterring trespassers and quick strategies to help avoid becoming a victim of stock theft.  Assess the security of your property and identify areas for improvement by referring to the useful checklist in this Farm Security Assessment developed by the NSW Police Force.  Bookmark the NSW Police Rural Crime home page for more resources and advice.   Print...

Parasites such as lice, flies and worms can have negative impacts on animal health and welfare, on-farm profitability and the integrity of red meat produced.  Find out how to manage parasites here.

Integrity System 2025 and Beyond Strategic Plan (IS2025)

To maintain a high level of security of our database and producer information, ISC has increased the required strength of passwords to be used to log in to your LPA and NLIS accounts.

Find out how to protect your livestock from the mice plague.

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.

With the recent outbreaks of FMD and LSD in Indonesia, it is particularly important for livestock producers to understand their responsibilities, be vigilant and on the lookout. Effective biosecurity practices address the identification and containment of disease outbreaks when they occur and detail the measures in place to prevent disease spread.

Need to get your farm records in order? Here’s some advice from other producers on how to keep your records in shape.

Using cotton trash as an alternative stockfeed In some areas, cotton trash can be a useful option for alternative stockfeed, particularly in dry conditions. However, LPA accredited livestock producers can only feed their livestock cotton trash as mulch under a strict protocol. This protocol was developed by industry, approved by SAFEMEAT and incorporated into the LPA program. The protocol ensures livestock fed cotton trash continue to meet Australia’s Food Standards and the requirements of global markets. It will ensure livestock being fed (or having access to) cotton trash do not enter the food chain within the 60-day Export Animal Feed...

Need more help? Please visit https://www.integritysystems.com.au/envd-help For eNVD support, you can call the ISC Customer Service 1800 683 111 (select the LPA option) or send an email to envd@integritysystems.com.au