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Straightforward Biosecurity & Risk Management for Smallholders and Backyard Bird Keepers

Keeping poultry comes with real responsibility, and staying ahead of disease risks is an important part of protecting your flock. Livetec provides practical tools, guidance and training designed to support small-scale poultry keepers.

Whether you keep a small backyard flock or a growing number of birds, we offer straightforward solutions to help you manage them responsibly.

From NEX, our award-winning dispatching tool, to expert-led training and the Livestock Protect app, which helps you stay informed about bird flu outbreaks near you, Livetec helps you care for your birds with confidence.

Smallholder feeding hens with outbreak map overlay

Discover the Livestock Protect app, available free to download

The Livestock Protect App is a free, easy-to-use tool designed specifically for smallholders, helping you safeguard your birds with real-time disease alerts, biosecurity guidance, and essential farm management tools.

With step-by-step biosecurity support, Livestock Protect ensures smallholders like you have everything needed to protect your birds, operate efficiently, and stay informed.

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The Livetec NEX®

Maximise welfare with the Livetec NEX®

The Livetec NEX® is the optimum, humane method of despatching individual birds on-farm.

In-house depletion capability for just

£49.95 + VAT

Livetec NEX poultry despatch device

Resources

Solution Brief: Livestock Protect Platform

The Livestock Protect Platform is a digital solution that helps poultry keepers manage disease risks, ensure compliance, and protect their operations. With real-time monitoring, AI-driven insights, an...

Why you need biosecurity on your farm

Excellent biosecurity is a farm’s best defence against a disease outbreak. Livetec’s Biosecurity Infographic highlights the dangers and provides solutions.

How contingency planning helped James Baxter save £45,000

In this unique case study Farmer James Baxter tells us how Livetec’s contingency planning service helped him be ready to tackle an avian influenza outbreak and save £45,000