A Property Identification Code (PIC) is an eight-character code allocated by the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) or an equivalent authority in each state or territory to identify a livestock-producing...
read moremandatory Australia-wide. Mandatory sheep and goat electronic identification (eID) will come into effect nationally at the start of next ... must pay for the HRG accreditation and then their Property Identification Code (PIC) will receive a HRG status in the NLIS Database
read moreHow to search the PIC Register Dear George I recently purchased four head of cattle and have now received a transfer warning from ... the animals were registered to a different PIC than the one I entered as the ‘From PIC’ on the transfer form. It may be that previous
read more(NVD) book orders and invoices. For the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) this includes transfer details or errors/warnings ... relating to any livestock movements to and from your Property Identification Code (PIC) numbers. To access your LPA account, you must
read moreInformation on what to do if you need help with the NLIS database
read moreFind out how the NLIS works to identify and trace livestock in Australia.
read more” Watch as Nicholas explains how the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) and electronic National Vendor Declarations ... completed for any movement of livestock off their Property Identification Code (PIC). All livestock must be tagged with a NLIS accredited
read morethat you record the transfer in the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) within 48 hours of the transfer taking place ... single log-in. Using the NVD, obtain details of the Property Identification Code (PIC) you are transferring from, the date the stock
read moreCattle breeders can use LDL to view carcase information on animals they have bred but not directly consigned to the processor.
read moretheir Property Identification Code (PIC) status will show as ‘Not LPA Accredited’ on the National Livestock Identification System ... System (NLIS) Database. A PIC that is identified as ‘Not LPA Accredited’ may find that saleyards and meat processors will no longer
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