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Preventing stock theft: Reversing the risk vs reward calculation

The University of New England (UNE) is now conducting a new National Farm Crime Survey and producers are invited to contribute their ... tagged their animals or recorded their stock transfers on the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS). If that’s the case

Preventing stock theft: Reversing the risk vs reward calculation

Get Multiple Properties Accredited

key programs, Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) and the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS), is essential to maintaining ... withdrawn from the program cannot buy or use LPA National Vendor Declarations (NVDs). LPA NVDs are only used by LPA-accredited

Bought a new property? Here are your integrity requirements

Find out how to get your new property LPA-accredited, your NLIS account in order and more in this guide to meeting your integrity requirements on your new property.

Bought a new property? Here are your integrity requirements

Buying, selling, moving livestock

Your NLIS responsibilities when buying, selling and moving livestock in Australia.

How to tell if your farm may make the grade

Here are four key tips to avoid the most common red meat integrity issues.

How to tell if your farm may make the grade

Integrity key to an evolving industry

SELX Manager Tom Cooney shares his insights on how our integrity systems protect and enhance the Australian red meat industry.

Compliance: guaranteeing success

Open borders and livestock standstills

With livestock diseases in close proximity to Australia, such as lumpy skin disease, and foot and mouth disease, it is critical that producers and industry service providers take every precaution...

One owner, two properties: what are your responsibilities?

Are you regularly moving livestock between multiple properties that you own? Read on to find out your integrity requirements.

One owner, two properties: what are your responsibilities?

Biosecurity top of mind for Yass vet

Yass vet Alex Stephens warns producers about compliance complacency, and how your tagging can help maintain your biosecurity.