Livestock producers are responsible for keeping records in order and ensuring on-farm practices align with integrity system requirements. Find out what you need to know.
read moreChecking new devices in the NLIS Dear George, With electronic identification set to become mandatory for sheep and goats, I’ve ... explain how I can access the purchased tags online using the NLIS? Thanks A. Producer Dear A. Producer a Thanks for your inquiry
read moreChanges are being made to the ISC Helpdesk services that will mean faster, easier access for the most common Helpdesk requests.
read moreIntegrity Systems Company (ISC) completed a successful migration of data infrastructure to Amazon Web Services (AWS), strengthening data security and improving systems performance for the Australian red meat and livestock...
read moreLean meat yield percentage (LMY%) is the proportion of meat recovered from a carcase - a key driver of profitability. LDL provides a predicted LMY% for sheep carcases, as well...
read moreLivestock producers, agents, transporters and saleyard operators received updates and practical tips on the red meat integrity system through a webinar series in July, designed to help the industry ‘stand...
read moreAustralia’s red meat producers continue to kick goals when it comes to integrity system compliance, underpinning Australia’s $18.4 billion red meat industry.
read moreRequirements for NLIS Animal Identification Technology Date Last Updated: June 2024 Version: 1.1 Page: i Requirements ... Requirements for NLIS Animal Identification Technology Integrity Systems Company Limited (ISC) Version [1.1] June 2024
read moreas Nicholas explains how the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) and electronic National Vendor Declarations (eNVDs) ... shows and exhibitions. Getting show-ready – understanding national policy and state regulations Requirements for agricultural
read moreSheep & Goat eID Australia has world-leading livestock traceability systems and a commitment to ensure they continue to meet ... ministers agreed to implement a nationally consistent individual electronic identification (eID) system for sheep and goats by 1 January
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