NLIS Cattle
The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) is Australia’s scheme for the identification and tracing of livestock.. NLIS Cattle has been operating in NSW since 1 July 2004.
All movements of cattle between properties with different Property Identification Codes (PICs) must be recorded in the NLIS database and all cattle must be identified before they leave their property of birth or any other property.
Guidelines
- NLIS Guidelines for managing an agent code
- NLIS Cattle: Guidelines for NSW abattoirs
- NLIS: Guidelines for NSW knackeries
- NLIS: Guidelines for shows and sporting events
- NLIS: Quick Guide for shows and campdrafts
- NLIS: Quick guide for stock agents
Procedures
Publications
- NLIS - 8 step guide to moving and selling cattle
- NLIS Cattle: Questions and answers
- NLIS Cattle: Agistment requirements
- NLIS Cattle: Getting started for cattle producers
- NLIS Cattle: Identification and stock movements
- NLIS Cattle: Property-to-property transfers
- NLIS Cattle: Utilising carcase information
- NLIS: Online sales
Exercise Tuckerbox
- Exercise Tuckerbox
A foot-and-mouth disease desk-top tracing exercise conducted in NSW in April 2012.
