Are you involved in the private transfer of livestock?

Do you buy livestock privately, take stock on agistment or borrow stock?

Livestock agents, do you have clients who might need your help?

If so, come along to a workshop to find out what you need to do to record livestock movements to help protect your industry.

Producers play a vital part in Victoria’s livestock traceability system.

From 31 March 2018, property to property movements of electronically tagged sheep and goats in Victoria must be recorded on the NLIS database by the person receiving the livestock.

Workshops are being conducted around the state to help producers and livestock agents to protect your industry.

Topics will include: •Understanding traceability and the need for an electronic identification system. •Requirements of property to property movement recording for sheep and goat producers under the electronic NLIS. •Learning how to transfer livestock from one property to another using the NLIS database. •Where to access help. •Question and answer session.

Following each workshop, Agriculture Victoria staff will be on-hand to assist producers with accessing or using their NLIS database account.

This workshop is also relevant to beef producers who are interested in refreshing their knowledge of property to property movements requirements and transfers on the NLIS database.

Arrive at 9am for a 9.30am start, thank you

Morning tea supplied

If you have any problems with registering online, please phone 03 5761 1647 or email eid.support@ecodev.vic.gov.au

EID Property to Property transfer Workshop - Edenhope

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