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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.
Have you received an NLIS warning email about livestock losing their lifetime traceability? Find out why this happens and what you can do.
Are you regularly moving livestock between multiple properties that you own? Read on to find out your integrity requirements.
Transporting livestock to be sold at the saleyards? Here’s how to make sure your LPA NVD is clear, complete and correct.
Find out how to link your industry integrity systems through myMLA.
Before using eNVDs, producers are advised to check in with their transporter and receiver, including saleyards and agents, to ensure they are ready to receive digital consignments. For those receivers who still require paper forms, eNVDs can be printed or emailed and sent with your livestock. For more info, check out this Share a Consignment guide.
In the event of an incursion, an amalgamated PIC (multiple properties listed under one PIC) is still treated as one single property, regardless of boundaries or size. All livestock across the properties will be subject to the same quarantine requirements or ability to trade or move livestock.
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.