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Usage of MLA education and extension resources – Creative Commons (CC)

MLA and its partners have funded the development of education and extension resources (including manuals, tools and calculators) to benefit Australian red meat producers. To improve the accessibility of these resources to industry, MLA and its partners have adopted an ‘easy access creative commons’ approach. Below is a list of resources that are available via creative commons licencing.

Creative Commons licence

Most copyrighted publications on this page are made available under Creative Commons Atribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International licensing, which permits sharing and use at no cost under the certain listed publications provisions.

Certain publications are not to be modified nor used to create derivative works, and these are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.0 International licence (CC BY-ND 2.0 AU), which permits sharing but does not allow modification or the creation of derivative works. Note: Creative Commons licences do not provide permission to use MLAs logo and trademarks. 

The type of licence will be indicated on each publication.

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  • Rare Medium Academy Webinar | Episode Six | Great Steaks for Foodservice Masterclass
    Cattle
    CC Licence 4, Attribution – No Derivatives © Meat & Livestock Australia
  • Joining ewe lambs for more profit

    This Tip and Tool will show you the benefits of joining crossbred ewe lambs at 7-9 months of age to improve productivity and profitability of your enterprise.

    Sheep/Lamb
    CC Licence: CC-BY-SA 4.0 © Meat & Livestock Australia
  • Tips & Tools: Improving pasture use with the MLA pasture ruler

    This includes an MLA pasture ruler and a Tip and Tool leaflet to show how to use the pasture ruler. The MLA Pasture Ruler provides the basis for a quick and easy way to estimate pasture mass (quantity) and quality. These estimates become a guide to the performance you can expect from your grazing animals.

    CC Licence: CC-BY-SA 4.0 © Meat & Livestock Australia
  • 2011 microbiology quality of beef and sheep meat

    The fourth national baseline microbiological survey of Australian beef and sheep meat quality conducted in 2011.

    Sheep/Lamb Cattle
    CC Licence 4, Attribution - ShareAlike: CC-BY-SA 4.0 © Meat & Livestock Australia
  • Guidelines for the safe retailing of meat and meat products

    These guidelines are specifically focused on operations such as butcher shops looking for information on  hazards and risks, ways to reduce the risk and  scientific support for the Food Safety Plan.

    CC Licence 4, Attribution - ShareAlike: CC-BY-SA 4.0 © Meat & Livestock Australia

Ownership of intellectual property rights

Unless otherwise noted in ‘Acknowledgments’, copyright (and any other intellectual property rights) in the publications and tools are owned by Meat & Livestock Australia Limited.

Enquiries

For any enquiries about MLA Easy Licencing via Creative Commons please contact cc@mla.com.au