: Animal Welfare Act (1993)
An Act to prevent neglect of, and cruelty to, animals, to ensure the welfare of animals, to repeal the Cruelty to Animals Prevention Act 1925 and for related purposes.

: Bee Industry Futures Report
Report into the Tasmanian Bee Industry with proposed actions and timelines.

: 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 Sheep and Goats in Tasmania
The National Livestock Identification Scheme (NLIS) for sheep & goats has been developed to maintain and improve access to export markets by strengthening the integrity of the product supply chain.

: 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.

: Horse Welfare and Diseases (DPIPWE)
Horse welfare and disease management.

: Identifying Sheep and Goats for Agistment in Tasmania
Contains information on identification requirements for agisting sheep and goats in Tasmania.

: Notifiable Animal Diseases in Tasmania
The law relating to notifiable animal diseases is a very important part of Tasmania’s biosecurity system.

: Poultry and Pigeons in Tasmania
Some basic tips on protecting birds from diseases carried by wild birds.

: Rainbow trout for farm dams
Application form for stocking trout in farm dams

: Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification (eID)
In September 2022, as part of ongoing national traceability reforms, Australia’s Agriculture Ministers agreed to work collaboratively with industry to introduce national mandatory individual electronic identification (eID) for sheep and goats by 1 January 2025.

: Swill and Restricted Animal Materials Feeding
When feeding animals, owners must be aware that there are restrictions placed on the specific types of food you are allowed to give to your animals.

: Tasmanian Animal Welfare Act (1993)
Summary of the Tasmanian Animal Welfare Act (1993) and Regulations

: Tasmanian Beekeepers Association
The TBA is the peak apiarists industry organisation in Tasmania. Three regional branches operate around Tasmania.

: Tips for Hobby Farmers and Smallholders in Tasmania
Hobby farmers and smallholders have important roles in maintaining biosecurity in Tasmania’s primary industries. DPIPWE has a series of biosecurity pamphlets especially for this group of landholders.

: Animal Health Australia
Animal Health Australia (AHA) is a not-for-profit public company established by the Australian, state and territory governments and major national livestock industry organisations. AHA's mission is to ensure that the national animal health system delivers a competitive advantage and preferred market access for Australia's livestock industries.

: Australian Alpaca Association (Tasmania)
Tasmanian section of the national organisation promoting alpacas as a viable and sustainable primary industry.

: Bee Aware
BeeAware is a hub of information for beekeepers and growers about honey bee biosecurity and pollination of agricultural and horticultural crops.

: Feeding your pigs
A commercial pig feed is the best choice for your pigs. However, some pig owners choose to recycle and reduce waste by feeding their pigs food scraps. This is a great way to reduce waste, provided you avoid swill feeding.

: Pest and disease outbreaks (Aust Gov)
Access to local, state and national information on responses to outbreaks of animal and plant pests and diseases.

: RSPCA
The RSPCA's mission is to prevent cruelty to animals by actively promoting their care and protection.