National Livestock Identification System
The National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) is Australia's system for identifying and tracking beef and dairy cattle, sheep and goats. The Victorian Government and the livestock industry are working together to implement the NLIS, which will enable livestock to be identified and tracked from their property of birth to slaughter. This will protect the reputation of Victoria's livestock industry as a supplier of 'clean' meat and dairy products, providing a competitive advantage in domestic and export markets.
From 1/07/2010 Victorian horse properties require a Property Identification Code (PIC). If you already have a PIC for your property and would like to ensure it covers horses please send an email quoting your PIC to nlis.victoria@dpi.vic.gov.au. To apply for a new PIC please complete the application form for a Property Identification Code (Horses).
For information about applying for a PIC or ordering NLIS Cattle or Sheep tags please call the DPI Help Line on 1800 678 779.
For more information, please select a link below:
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Paper Application Forms
Victorian Cattle Producers wishing to pay via cheque can continue to use the existing paper forms if they wish.
- NLIS Cattle Breeder Post-Breeder Tags
- NLIS Sheep/Goat Leader Breeder Post-Breeder Tags
- NLIS Sheep/Goat Allflex Breeder Post-Breeder Tags
- NLIS Sheep/Goat Shearwell Breeder Post-Breeder Tags
- NLIS Endorsed Devices
- Cattle Transaction Tags
- EU Tag Reorder Form
- Property Identification Code
- (How do I Obtain a PIC?)
- Application for Allocation of a Tattoo Brand
- Application for Pig Identification ear tags
NLIS Stock Agents
NLIS Stock Agents Forms and Information
National Vendor Declaration (NVD) Forms
Sheep and goat producers who have a valid PIC can obtain Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) NVDs by phoning the LPA helpline on 1800 683 111 during office hours or by visiting Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) Livestock Production Assurance (food safety and quality assurance).
For further information and application forms please contact the Department's Help Line 1800 678 779
