Tools and resources

The integrity system for rural retailers

Find out how to meet your integrity requirements, including LPA and NLIS if you're a dairy farmer.

When New South Wales sheep producer Stan Moore first used the electronic National Vendor Declaration (eNVD), he was hesitant, and happy to stay with the traditional paper method. But after making the swap, he says he is sold on the platform, particularly for the benefits it provides in easily accessing the health status of a flock.

Ensuring all livestock movements have been recorded in the NLIS database is vital to maintaining the lifetime traceability of livestock.

To be prepared for biosecurity threats, take the time to complete a few key actions to keep your livestock and property safe.

There are a number of resources available to help producers mitigate biosecurity risks. Read this article to find out more.

Lead is one of the more prominent contaminants in agricultural operation, with serious risks to livestock and human health. Producers must be aware of the signs and impacts of lead exposure, as well as the methods to prevent it, and the steps involved to ensure it is not processed for human consumption.

Central Queensland beef business Heartline Grazing is using NLIS to attract higher prices for their herd. Find out what NLIS can do for your business here.