Allflex NLIS Cattle Tag
$3.12 – $3.85 Incl GST
Allflex RFID cattle tags have been accredited to the highest NLIS standards since 1999, and have proven to offer unrivalled reliability, readability and retention.
Allflex are the tag of choice used by almost all large pastoral companies in Australia as well as throughout the supply chain.
Saleyards and abattoirs have widely recognised Allflex tags as superior in their operations. Our original round tag design has proven to provide the best for retention and reliability.
- Available in white (Breeder) or orange (Post Breeder).
- Fast and easy application.
- Best read distance on the market.
- Designed to withstand the harshest of conditions.
- Fast, easy application with three applicator styles available to suit your preference.
Ordering here is easy:
- 1. Choose Colour/Type.
- 2. Choose Qty Price Break.
- 3. Select your State and follow the prompts.
Tray packing of matching NLIS and management tags available. Min 25, subject to tray packing fee.
For orders over 2,500 tags? Discounts may be available.
Call us on : 1300 813 500
- Important!
- South Australia
- Queensland
- Northern Territory
- New South Wales
- Tasmania
- Western Australia
- Victoria
Please Note:
Certain states have particular requirements that apply in relation to NLIS tag purchases. Where forms are required to be submitted with orders these can be scanned and attached during the order process, emailed, faxed or sent by post. If in doubt simply place your order and we'll contact you.
For state by state information and guidance choose the relevant tab here.
NLIS Cattle in South Australia
- Cattle owners who purchase electronic National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) tags must pay $1.50 to the Cattle Industry Fund.
- Authorised tag suppliers collect and forward the money on behalf of the cattle owner.
- For more detail on the Cattle Industry Fund please refer to the PIR SA WEBSITE
NLIS Cattle in Queensland
- To order an approved device or tag you must first obtain an 'Application for Permanent NLIS Device' signed by an inspector
- This application is available from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) offices where inspectors are located.
- For Regional DAF offices please refer to the DAF QLD WEBSITE
NLIS Cattle in the Northern Territory
- In the Northern Territory (NT) all cattle, buffalo, sheep and goats must have an approved NLIS device attached to their right ear before they are moved off a property regardless of where they are going.
- An appropriate order form should be completed and provided with your order.
- For more information and access to forms please refer to the NT GOV WEBSITE
NLIS Cattle in New South Wales
- Cattle are identified with approved NLIS ear devices, or rumen boluses and a matching ear tag.
- All movements of cattle to sale, slaughter or to any other property are recorded in the NLIS database.
- Tags can be purchased directly from your re-seller. For more information please refer to the NSW DPI WEBSITE
NLIS Cattle in Tasmania
- All cattle leaving a property must be NLIS identified.*
- Tasmanian producers must provide their issued Part ID when placing a NLIS order
- Completing DPIPWE's NLIS Registration Form allows you to order NLIS tags in Tasmania. For more information please refer to the TAS PRAS WEBSITE
- * Bobby calves consigned for slaughter are exempt from the System and can continue to use the bobby calf ear tags.
NLIS Cattle in Western Australia
- Cattle are identified with approved NLIS ear devices, or rumen boluses and a matching ear tag.
- All movements of cattle to sale, slaughter or to any other property are recorded in the NLIS database.
- Tags can be purchased directly from your re-seller. For more information please refer to the AGRIC WA WEBSITE
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