@ballomes@sudeshkissun@WinningV1 @987billco @MPI_NZ@DamienOConnorMP NAIT locations can have multiple production types registered.
But based on locations registered with 'dairy' as the primary production type- 15,000.
Otherwise, Approximately 26,000 NAIT locations listed with beef as the primary production have re-registered.
@sudeshkissun@WinningV1 @987billco @MPI_NZ@DamienOConnorMP Here is the breakdown:
Production type split of NAIT locations registered with
NAIT is approx. 70% beef and 20% dairy (the rest deer)
So far approx. 7200 Dairy NAIT locations have re-registered
with NAIT and approx. 7700 Dairy NAIT locations have not yet re registered.
@sudeshkissun@WinningV1 @987billco @MPI_NZ@DamienOConnorMP Hi Sudesh,
It is important to distinguish whether you are talking
specifically about NAIT registration or the volume of re-registration as all of these locations are already registered with NAIT.
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