Australia: Getting NLIS-ready for sheep and goat eIDs

Published 2024년 12월 11일

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The article outlines the requirements for sheep and goat producers in Australia regarding the mandatory use of electronic identification (eID) tags, effective from 2025, within the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS). It details the steps producers must take to ensure compliance, including obtaining a Property Identification Code (PIC), procuring NLIS-accredited eID devices, setting up necessary accounts, and managing the movement of stock. It also emphasizes the importance of maintaining accurate records and conducting reconciliations to ensure the NLIS database reflects the correct information.
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With electronic identification (eID) tags mandatory for all sheep and goats born from 1 January 2025, it’s crucial that producers understand how to use the individual tags within the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS). To ensure the industry is NLIS-ready, Integrity Systems Company (ISC) and MLA have collated this short guide to step producers through the required actions. 1. Ensure you have a PIC Contact your state or territory department to organise a Property Identification Code (PIC) or check that your property’s PIC is in your name. You can find a list of these contacts on the ISC website, or learn more about updating/removing your PIC details here. 2. Order NLIS-accredited eID devices Find more information about selecting and applying your tags in September’s NLIS Tips & Tricks. Read about what to do if you are having problems with your NLIS-approved tags in this month’s Customer Corner. 3. Set up your accounts Learn how to set up and link your myMLA account to ...
Source: Mla

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