Leader Qld NLIS Multitronic EID Sheep & Goat Tag
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Leader Qld NLIS Multitronic EID Sheep & Goat Tag
Original price was: $2.11.$1.29Current price is: $1.29. Incl GST
Qld Discounted Price
On 30th March 2026 QLD DPI announced a discount per tag/device for eligible sheep/goat producers. This is available until 30th June 2027 or while funds last. All 8 Year-of-Birth Colour Tags and Post-Breeder Pink Tags are applicable. Orders of 3,500+ eID Tags require the PIC Holder to complete (and have approved by the Department) a “Pre-Approval Form” (available from the Department). This should be submitted with order.
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Leader Multitronic NLIS sheeptags are moulded from high quality polyurethane with the EID (RFID) component incorporated into the body. Lightweight, high quality and durable, the Multitronic offers excellent visible marking combined with exceptional RFID read distance and efficiency.
Multitronic tags are available in a wide range of colours to suit all year colour coding requirements.
Easy to apply with the professional 3 in 1 aluminium applicator (fits, Multipin, Multitronic and Multitags).
Supplied laser printed in accordance with NLIS requirements. Please note that colours and marking/printing may vary slightly in appearance from images shown.
Ordering here is easy:
- 1. Choose your Year or Other Colour.
- 2. Specify NLIS use (ie for Sheep or Goats).
- 3. Enter your State then complete the fields as required.
Note: Please choose your print option and remember to add symbols if required. Tags will be printed as ordered.
For orders over 5,000 tags, further discounts may be available.
Call us on : 1300 813 500
Sold By: Leader Tags
Availability: Available
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NLIS Sheep 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
- ? All farmed goats must be identified with an approved NLIS device before travelling to a goat depot.
- For further information please refer to the BZ QLD WEBSITE
- Sheep are prohibited animals in the NT due to the presence of blue tongue virus in the Top End and its potential impact on the livestock industry. You must get written permission from the chief inspector of livestock, and meet all other requirements if you want to bring sheep into the NT.
- You must fill in an NT waybill if you want to move goats off the property where they are kept in the NT. Please refer to the NT GOV WEBSITE
- For detailed information relating sheep & goats in NT please refer to the NT GOV WEBSITE
