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RECOGNISING SERIOUS DISEASES

Recognising and reporting serious diseases 

South Australia

eID implementation help.

E  eidsheepandgoat@sa.gov.au

General livestock information

Electronic identification - When and why

Moving to eID: Implementation timeline

eID for Sheep and Goat Traceability for Producers   Factsheet

SA Industry Advisory Committee

Why do we need eID, what difference does it make? (Where's Woolly video)

eID for Sheep and Goats

The 5 whys of eID   Factsheet

Ordering approved NLIS devices

Applying NLIS devices - demonstration guides

Moving sheep and goats with eID

LPA module for Harvesting Rangeland Goats

Using the NLIS database

NLIS database support

T  1800 683 111   E support@integritysystems.com.au

On-farm benefits of eID

Industry representation

State department

Department of Primary Industries and Regions - Livestock, Wool & Dairy

 Webinars 

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Webinar #1

Mechanics of NLIS - which eID device and when; when/ how to scan; when/how to transfer on the NLIS database

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Webinar #2

Devices (eID tags), equipment and suppliers - what do I actually need and what is out there?

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Webinar #3

Putting the data into database, where does my data go and how is it used?

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Webinar #4

working towards mandatory eID for goat owners and harvester

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Webinar #5

The next steps - eID through saleyards and processors

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Webinar #6

Data if you do, data if you don't - #1 reason for mandatory eID

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Webinar #7

What our overseas customers look for when they come to assess our systems

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Webinar Series

Integrity System Company webinar series by state - LPA, NLIS database, eID

Videos

Why eIDs?

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Video #1

Wheres's Woolly? Why do we need eID?

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Video #2

Buying and selling sheep (Credit SA)

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Video #3

Sheep and Goats - learning from the cattle industry (credit Qld)

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Video #4

Sheep and goat eIDs explained - What to do for mandatory eID

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Video #5

Sheep and goat eIDs explained - Selecting devices and moving stock on/off your PIC

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