Published: 2 Nov 2005
Author(s): Tuckwell, Chris
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DownloadVelvet antler is managed, harvested, handled and stored in a hygienic manner and as required by the National Velvet Accreditation Scheme (NVAS). The ongoing operation of the NVAS is in part dependent on the ongoing interactive cooperation between the Australian Deer Industry Association (DIAA) and the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA). An integral part of that interactive cooperation is related to the ability and preparedness of the DIAA to provide detailed reports on various aspects of the scheme to the Chairperson. The database software produced by this project provides the administrators of the NVAS with that data storage and reporting capability in a form that is easily managed and updated. 2005, 9pgs Pub No W05/122, Web only
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