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Rebates on for livestock tagging gear

By 2027 all Queensland-born sheep and goats must be fitted with an electronic identification tag. To increase the use of the technology by farmers ahead of the deadline, the Queensland Government has launched a $6.3m rebate scheme. (Supplied)

The Queensland Government has committed $6.3 million to a second helping of financial assistance aimed at increasing the use of […]

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