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The Livestock Export Program (LEP) invests in research, development and extension (RD&E) activities to enhance the productivity, sustainability and competitiveness of the red meat export industry. This project will assess the current priorities and sentiment of the industry, to ensure that LEP RD&E priorities remain relevant and effective.

This project uses Voconiq’s social insights framework to survey around 5,000 Australian's each year to assess community sentiment toward the …

For livestock being exported by sea, the number of animals in a pen, the condition of their bedding, and the …

This project has taken artificial intelligence technology already used regularly on roads to count vehicles, to develop a system of …

This project identified training opportunities in the livestock export supply chain and developed a strategy to increase uptake of best …

This project developed the 2019 national livestock export industry annual transport performance report, which summarises the performance of the livestock export …

MLA, LiveCorp and University of Technology Sydney researchers are seeking interested partners to further develop and commercialise automated livestock counting video technology for live export yards and vessels, saleyards and farms.

Heat stress is a complex and on-going issue for the livestock export industry. Many factors influence risk, including that some animals – like humans – are affected by heat more or less than others in the same conditions.

 

LiveCorp has taken a novel, Open Innovation, approach to fast-track its latest search for solutions. 

LIVEXCollect is the system used by the livestock export industry to meet regulatory reporting requirements such as animal welfare, health treatments and environmental conditions during sea voyages. LiveCorp is seeking Australian-based solutions providers to help develop an app to improve the efficiency of data collection and allow near real-time monitoring and analysis on board livestock export ships.