NAIT reporting timeframes extended for areas affected by adverse weather
Due to adverse weather in Northland, Bay of Plenty, Coromandel Peninsula, Gisborne and Hauraki, we have extended NAIT reporting timeframes to help ease some of the pressure on farmers.
We have extended the timeframes for updating NAIT to help ease some of the pressure on farmers and other People in Charge of Animals (PICAs) in the following areas:
- Northland
- Bay of Plenty
- Coromandel
- Gisborne
- Hauraki
This extension remains in place until 48 hours after the local state of emergency or red weather warning is lifted, whichever is later.
PICA registration
Register as a PICA within 48 hours of the local state of emergency or red weather warning lifting, whichever is later.
Animal movements
Declare animal movements within 48 hours of the local state of emergency or red weather warning lifting, whichever is later.
Untagged animals
Animals that arrive untagged must be tagged and registered within 48 hours of the local state of emergency or red weather warning lifting, whichever is later.
Where possible, you should check if any NAIT tags have been lost or misplaced.
Dead and missing animals
Declare animal deaths and losses within 48 hours of the local state of emergency or red weather warning lifting, whichever is later.
Getting more support
If you need emergency feed, help moving stock or cleaning up, call Federated Farmers on 0800 376 646, or the Rural Support Trust on 0800 787 254.
DairyNZ has information about flood recovery for dairy farmers.