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The integrity system for saleyards
Frequently asked questions
In most instances, organisations such as power and water companies have a legal right to enter your property, even without notice. To reduce the risk to biosecurity it is best to contact the companies and express your concerns about biosecurity and any measures they can undertake to reduce the risks. As well as this, ensure biosecurity signage is prominent on your boundary fences and gates to encourage visitors to contact you on arrival. You can also increase inspection of the livestock and property in these areas for early signs of any issues. If you know a visitor has entered your...
ISC’s Natural Disaster Bulletins are available below to help producers prepare and respond to a range of natural disasters, including floods, drought and bushfires.
These webinars will further your education on the LPA, eNVD and eID processes and are ideal for anyone handling livestock – farm owners, managers, overseers, hobby farmers, small farmers, farm hands and agriculture teachers.
These webinars help livestock operators understand their responsibilities in maintaining the integrity of Australia’s red meat industry. Access the webinar recordings here.
These webinars will further your education on the LPA, eNVD and eID processes and are ideal for anyone handling livestock – farm owners, managers, overseers, hobby farmers, small farmers, farm hands and agriculture teachers.
Access webinar recordings and resources from ISC's 2021 Stand by what you sell webinar series.
Articles
Australia’s place in the global red meat market is a testament to our systems for traceability, on-farm assurance and biosecurity.
