: Biosecurity Tasmania (includes Quarantine)
Biosecurity Tasmania is the division of DPIPWE responsible for leading the biosecurity effort in Tasmania in partnership with the community and industry.

: Buying and Selling Cattle in Tasmania
The National Livestock Identification Scheme (NLIS) is Australia’s system for the identification and tracing of livestock.

: General Biosecurity Duty
The General Biosecurity Duty reinforces that everyone has a role to play in protecting our unique environment and primary industries against biosecurity risks.​

: Hobby Farmers, Small and New Landholders
Direct information to help landholders understand the regulatory requirements for agricultural operations – and provide a wide range of useful links and contacts covering a range of topics, including business development.

: Invasive Species in Tasmania
The Invasive Species Branch (ISB) has lead responsibility for terrestrial vertebrate invasive animals and all declared weeds in Tasmania. A number of new and emerging threats, as well as established invasive species, will be targeted by the ISB.

: NLIS Allflex tags
Provides a link to the order forms for Allflex NLIS tags. Return the completed forms to livestock agents, who will then forward them on for processing.

: Young Dairy Network - Tasmania Facebook
Facebook page for the Young Dairy Network - Tasmania

: Animal Genetics and Breeding Unit
AGBU's work has greatly assisted the improvement of livestock through breeding in Australia and overseas. A vibrant scientific program continues with regular publication of research results in scientific journals. However, its main purpose is to meet ongoing demands from Australia's livestock industries for research, development and training in genetics.

: Animal health cost-benefit calculator (MLA)
The Animal Health cost-benefit calculator has been developed to help you work out the benefit of applying an animal health treatment to your herd for bloat, clostridial diseases and grass tetany.

: Australia's Red Meat Integrity System
A system of food safety measures, quality assurance and traceability from paddock to plate, guarantees the integrity of Australia’s $22.9 billion red meat industry.

: Calving histogram calculator (MLA)
The calving histogram has been developed to help producers measure the calving performance of their herds.

: Cattle yards and equipment (DPI NSW)
Provides a number of links to cattle yard design and equipment.

: CowTime
CowTime can help farmers improve their milk harvesting process by showing how to spend less time in the dairy, save money on labour or decide on the dairy improvements that are right for your circumstances.

: Dairying for Tomorrow
A national strategy for the dairy industry to work with community partners, to sustain its natural resources.

: Holstein Australia
Useful information on the breed, cattle sales, the association and its projects.

: InCalf Book and Other Tools (Dairy Australia)
'Incalf' is a national learning program to achieve measured improvement in herd reproductive performance, developed by Dairy Australia.

: Lumpy Skin Disease
Lumpy skin disease (LSD) is a serious and highly contagious emergency animal disease that affects cattle and buffalo. It has never been detected in Australia before, but its rapid spread overseas makes it a serious threat to Australia’s cattle and buffalo industries.

: Planning your summer cropping
Dairy Australia have developed a Planning your Summer Cropping Factsheet which highlights key points to consider when making decisions to plan your summer cropping program.

: Temple Grandin's Web Page (USA)
Information on livestock behaviour and the design of livestock facilities.