On-Farm Information Services

Our information systems and technology investments have been carefully designed to capture and manage food safety and biosecurity information at each stage of the supply chain. The strategy is clear - to develop a fully traceable quality assurance data capture and recall system that enables its customers to participate in the world's most lucrative markets.

What's more, we have enabled our network of information systems with state-of-the-art geospatial technology that interprets data to produce maps and reports that can be tailored to meet our customer's specific needs.

AsureQuality's information systems and geospatial and textual tools are used in biosecurity events to match property data with information on livestock, crops, forests and vineyards. This guarantees rapid identification and location of infected and at-risk properties and species to contain, minimise or prevent the spread of pests and diseases.

The sophisticated disease control management, traceability, epidemiological analysis and reporting functions within AsureQuality’s systems enable our team of scientists, epidemiologists and biosecurity response specialists to respond to incursions accurately and effectively.

AgriBase™ - Agricultural Geospatial Information System

AgriBase™ combines farm, vineyard, fisheries, orchard, forest and sale yard data from more than 105, 000 properties, with information about herds, flocks and individual livestock and crops as well as details about the individuals and businesses who own and manage them.

Using AgriBase™ For Farm Data

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) specialists are able to interpret the geospatial data stored on AgriBase™ to provide the following farm management data services:

• Farm mapping services - create maps detailing both farming and geographic features (eg. paddock location and identification information as well as land contours and waterways)
• Maximise the potential sustainable productivity of land
• Control livestock disease - report on stock movements to provide traceability and monitor disease vectors
• Environmental monitoring with catchments or other identifiable areas
• Forest health and animal health surveillance