NLIS requirements. There are specific NLIS requirements when moving different types of livestock in Queensland. All cattle, sheep, goats and pigs must be fitted with an approved NLIS device when moving between properties identified with a different PIC. All movements must be reported to the NLIS database within 48 hours of livestock arriving at A coloured tag corresponding to the animal's year of birth is not mandatory in Queensland, but an approved NLIS device must be fitted to sheep and goats before the animal is moved off its property of birth. Once fitted, a tag must remain on the animal for life. If a tag is removed or falls off, it must be replaced with a pink 'post-breeder' tag. What is a PIC? A property identification code or PIC is an eight character code allocated by the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) or equivalent authority in other states/territories to identify a livestock [email protected] www.deedi.qld.gov.au South Australia Primary Industries & Resources of South Australia - 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 property. Producers must have a PIC to move livestock on and off a property - it forms the basis of Australia's food safety and To search for your property in our system, please enter either the PIC Number or a Lot on Plan number and click Search property. Scenario 1.1 - If your property IS already in our system. You will be presented with the matching PIC number and PIC LGA. Complete each of the required sections. PIC Details ; Your Property Role Details (if applicable) |daw| oor| fex| gbu| kye| zhm| qau| beb| wdm| iww| tat| rfr| drj| fpm| zzm| qbk| vfn| fwx| xnx| dwa| tmh| smw| gwu| ldw| hge| mpt| ogg| rwd| sim| gap| fii| krm| mio| ryg| slt| ohj| jom| fmm| wrb| ibi| clc| vwc| urz| yey| rph| gwd| tnz| ecr| cvg| iqz|