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It seems that the integrity of animal tracking system NAIT is under growing attack from farmers.
The recent call by the Ministry of Primary Industries for farmers to re-register on NAIT has opened a can of worms.
When farmers try to re-register online, they are either told they can’t update details and/or to call the NAIT office -- where no one is picking up the phone. Some are also told their addresses are wrong.
The latest NAIT data shows farmers are increasing their engagement with the system and becoming more compliant.
The latest NAIT data shows farmers are increasing their engagement with the system and becoming more compliant.
From next week it will become an offence to transport untagged animals.
From next week it will become an offence to transport untagged animals.
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