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NLIA promises to revolutionise Australian livestock management practices
The electronic National Livestock Identification System currently being adopted by Australia´s livestock industries will not only help protect industry market access and consumers confidence in food safety, but also offers the potential to develop new and innovative livestock management practices. NLIS aims to track cattle and sheep movement from birth through to export or death. The system relies on individual animals having a unique animal identification code along with the Property Information Code (PIC) that is registered with each State Dept of Primary Industries.
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Guide to global radio frequency identification implementations
Tagging of livestock is becoming a substantial market for RFID, increasingly driven by law, given the rising concern about food safety. Many countries now demand that all cattle be RFID tagged and the mandatory tagging of all four-footed livestock is planned in the European community within five years.
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