Little Green Pharma Ltd. (LGP)

Overview

Livestock Improvement Corporation Limited (LIC) is a company entrenched in the dairy industry, focusing on the enhancement of dairy livestock through artificial breeding, genetics, and offering an array of farm management solutions. Founded in 1909 with its headquarters in Hamilton, New Zealand, LIC has expanded its reach beyond domestic borders to Australia, Ireland, the United Kingdom, and other international locations. The company is structured into four main operational segments: NZ Market Genetics, Herd Testing, Farm Software, and Diagnostics, each tailored to meet the specific needs of dairy farmers and contribute to the efficiency and productivity of dairy farms globally.

Products and Services

LIC offers a diversified portfolio of products and services designed to enhance the productivity and management of dairy farms. These include:

• NZ Market Genetics: This segment provides dairy farmers with bovine genetic breeding materials and services, aiming to improve the genetic quality and productivity of their herds. It includes the selection and breeding of superior sires to enhance milk production and quality, as well as traits such as fertility and longevity.
• Herd Testing: Offering comprehensive herd testing services, this segment aids farmers in monitoring and improving the health and production efficiency of their herds. Services encompass animal recording, which tracks each animal's performance and health, and on-farm support, facilitating informed decision-making regarding herd management.
• Farm Software: LIC’s farm software solutions offer robust data recording, tags, and farm management information systems. These digital tools help in organizing and analyzing farm data, easing the management workload for farmers and enabling them to make data-driven decisions for better farm management and productivity.
• Diagnostics: The Diagnostics segment focuses on DNA and animal health testing services, providing valuable insights into the genetic makeup and health status of the livestock. This knowledge supports breeding decisions and helps in managing herd health more effectively, safeguarding against diseases and enhancing animal welfare.