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Registering your horse property
Register a horse property online
Register your horse property or update your registration details with Queensland Primary Industries and Fisheries (QPIF).
Horse property registration
It is a requirement for all landholders that have one or more horses to register their lot on plan details (from the rates notice) for the property and provide their contact details. Registration results in a property identification code (PIC) being issued for the property. If your property already has a PIC all you have to do is confirm the number of horses kept on the premises and your contact details.
Voluntary horse owner list (if horses are on agistment)
As part of the Stock Identification Regulation 2005 registration of properties that keep livestock, including horses, is required. This allows QPIF to contact or email horse owners who have horses on agistment.
QPIF asks horse owners with horses on agistment or on leased premises to voluntarily register their horse ownership, and provide lot on plan details of the premises where the horses are located on agistment, so they can be cross-referenced with the landholder's registration details.
This will allow horse owners to be contacted by QPIF about important issues relating to vaccination programs, movement permits and changes in legislation.
Why property registration is important
It is important to know where horses are located in emergency or disaster situations. Areas with an increased density of horses may need to be dealt with differently compared to areas with very few horses at times of disease outbreak. Knowing the concentration of horses in certain areas can also assist in developing effective disease response strategies.
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Details client and property information recorded on the QPIF Agricultural Property System database.
