Become a Stockist

Open a LivestockIQ trade account in a few simple steps.

Stock LivestockIQ’s liquid livestock supplement range for cattle, sheep, goats and horses. Setting up a trade account is simple: download our credit application, fill out and email it to our admin team.

Already a stockist? Visit the Retail Support Hub.

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Warehouses across Australia

2pm

Order cut-off for same-day processing

Open your trade account in 3 steps

No online sign-up needed. One form, signed and emailed.

1

Download

Download the credit application (PDF) and complete all sections.

2

Sign and send

Have the form signed by a Director, then scan or photograph it and email it to [email protected].

3

Get approved

We’ll process your application and email you once your account is approved. You can then start ordering.

How to order

Once your account is approved, ordering is simple.

1

Send your PO

Email your purchase order to admin@livestockiq.com.au.

2

Choose your warehouse

Note on your PO which LivestockIQ warehouse you’d like to draw stock from.

3

Choose your freight

Note your preferred freight company. Freight from your closest LivestockIQ warehouse is at your cost.

4

We dispatch

Our warehouse organises dispatch and contacts your freight company when the order is ready to collect.

Order before 2pm for same-day processing.

Get your store on our Where to Buy map

Help local producers find you.

When producers search for their nearest LivestockIQ stockist, we want them to find your store. Share your store details and our marketing team will add you to the Where to Buy section of our website.

It’s free, takes less than a minute, and you can do it while you’re setting up your account.

Contact person(Required)
Store address(Required)

Stockist FAQs

Quick answers for new stockists.

Rural merchandise stores, produce and stockfeed retailers, and other businesses that supply livestock producers in Australia.

Scan or photograph the signed credit application and email it to [email protected]. We’ll email you once your account is approved.

Usually the one closest to you, as freight from the warehouse to your store is at your cost. See our warehouse locations.

Yes. Note your preferred freight company on your PO and our warehouse will contact them when your order is ready to collect.

Once approved, you’ll be able to set up a login to the Retail Support Hub for product information and stockist resources.

Still have questions? Call us on (08) 8725 4668 or email [email protected].

New in the range

Why we've added boron

Boron is a trace mineral that works behind the scenes. Rather than doing one job on its own, it influences how the body handles other key minerals. That’s why it’s now included in our conventional livestock formulations.

Where boron plays a role
Mineral metabolismBoron interacts with how the body uses calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and vitamin D.
Calcium and phosphorus useTrials in pigs and poultry have linked boron to better calcium and phosphorus retention and stronger bones.1,2
Bone and skeletal developmentBoron is involved in bone formation and mineralisation, alongside calcium, phosphorus and magnesium.2
Antioxidant and immune activityReviews link boron to antioxidant activity and immune response, helping support animals through stress.2
What about cattle and sheep? Research in ruminants is still developing. Studies in dairy cows around calving have looked at boron's effect on energy metabolism and colostrum, with promising early results.3,4 We see boron as a supporting player that rounds out our formulations, working alongside the trace elements and 16 amino acids already in the range.
OrganicMax* and OrganicGuard* remain boron-free to meet organic input requirements.

* This product is allowable for use on farms (or in facilities) certified to the Australian Certified Organic Standard.

1. Spears JW (2019). Boron, chromium, manganese, and nickel in agricultural animal production. Biological Trace Element Research 188: 35-44.

2. Abdelnour SA et al. (2018). The vital roles of boron in animal health and production: a comprehensive review. Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology 50: 296-304.

3. Basoglu A et al. (2017). Effects of boron supplementation on peripartum dairy cows' health. Biological Trace Element Research 179: 218-225.

4. Celik C, Cetinkaya N (2025). Effects of boron supplementation in dairy cow close-up rations on colostrum quality and certain blood metabolites in calves. Biological Trace Element Research 203: 3075-3087.

One dose at the trough. Around six weeks of nutrition.

The next chapter

Beachport Liquid Minerals is now LivestockIQ

A new name for the next chapter of our family business. Same team, same science and the same one-dose trough application, with a bigger vision for the future of Australian livestock nutrition.