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Rebate expanded for electronic identification tags for sheep and farmed goats

REBATE EXTENDED: The state government has expanded the rebate for sheep and farmed goat electronic identification (eID) tags purchased between 2023 and 2025 that do not align to the corresponding year-of-birth colour. Picture: File

The state government has expanded the rebate for sheep and farmed goat electronic identification (eID) tags purchased between 2023 and […]

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