WLIC Protects Wisconsin

WLIC was founded in 2001 through a partnership with CRI, Cooperative Network and the Wisconsin Farm Bureau. WLIC was tasked with developing a state-based model for livestock premises registration and traceability.

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WLIC is a private, non-profit organization working to protect animal health and prevent the spread of disease through livestock and premises identification and traceability.

Register Your Premises

Premises registration allows for much faster traces when there is an outbreak of an animal disease or an animal-borne human disease. Registering your premises is mandatory in Wisconsin, but there is no cost associated.

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Find a wide-variety of RFID and Non-RFID Wisconsin-branded tags. We offer panel, button and swine tags as well as tag applicators, and RFID stickreaders.

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Our Mission

Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium (WLIC) is a private non-profit organization working to protect animal health and prevent the spread of disease through livestock and premises identification and traceability.

Host and maintain the state premises ID database.
Provide the 'insurance' to protect the food supply chain and all livestock raised in Wisconsin.
Promote the 'Wisconsin-Origin' livestock label.
Share vital information in the case of disease outbreak.
And More...
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Support educational programs about disease traceability, provide information and support about best safety practices, continue outreach programs, host maintain the state’s premises ID database, and so much more.

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4001 Nakoosa Trail, Suite 203
Madison, WI 53714

Phone: 1-888-808-1910
Fax: 1-608-848-4702
E-mail: [email protected]

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WLIC's E-Newsletter is sent monthly on Monday mornings at 5:00 a.m. and includes news, features and information about the agriculture industry and markets, animal disease and livestock traceability. Our E-newsletter also highlights our members and member news.

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