
Procedure is mandatory for rural producers and coordinated by Adagro for sanitary control
AI-generated summary
The registration update is a biannual requirement coordinated by Adagro to maintain the State Surveillance Program for Foot and Mouth Disease (Pefa).
Animal breeders in Petrolina and municipalities in Pernambuco must carry out, throughout the month of November, the second stage of the campaign to update the registration of herds and rural properties. The procedure is mandatory and coordinated by the State Agricultural Defense and Inspection Agency (Adagro).
The obligation is provided for in Adagro Ordinance nº 065, published in the Official State Gazette. Anyone who does not regularize the situation within the deadline is subject to administrative penalties, in addition to fines and the blocking of the Animal Transit Guide (GTA), an essential document for the legal movement of animals.
The update must be done twice a year (in May and November). Even those who underwent the procedure in the first semester need to declare again now.
The campaign is aimed at cattle and buffalo breeders; Goats and sheep; Pigs and equidae (horses, donkeys and mules); Poultry (commercial and subsistence); Aquatic animals and bees, among other species of interest to health defense.
In addition to the number of animals, the producer must provide the geolocation of the rural property. Periodically updating the registry is one of the bases of the State Foot-and-Mouth Disease Surveillance Program (Pefa).
What should be reported?
During the process, the producer must declare:
Animals born and dead that have not yet been declared (detailed by sex and age group);
The evolution of the existing herd;
Other changes, such as cases of theft or theft of animals;
The geolocation of the property (if it is incorrect in the system).
To speed up service, Adagro advises the producer to gather personal documents, property coordinates and the exact numbers of births and deaths since the last campaign in advance.
How to update?
The procedure can be carried out in two ways:
Online: Through the Siapec 3 system, for producers who already have a registration and access password.
In person: At an Adagro unit or at service stations in the municipality where the property is located. The addresses and telephone numbers of the units can be found on the Adagro website.
Producers who do not yet have a password to access the Siapec 3 system must make the declaration in person. At the end of the process, Adagro will issue proof of herd declaration, which can be printed or saved in digital format.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Blocking of the Animal Transit Guide for defaulters after November
Very likely · Within months

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