Free police trailer marking events are to take place in Bellaghy and Draperstown later this month.
The free events will take place towards the end of this month in the rural County Derry villages.
They'll run from 3 o'clock to 6 o'clock on Monday the 26th and between 4 o'clock and 7 o'clock on the 27th of September.
Everyone is encouraged to come along to have trailers and farming equipment marked.
Officers say trailer marking is a tried and tested crime prevention measure.
Criminals can be deterred by proactive crime prevention efforts such as trailer marking and items are easier to recover when marked.
This is a free service and all trailers and horseboxes can be given a security marking which makes it less attractive to thieves. It also helps police quickly establish the legitimate owner of the vehicle.
Trailer marking involves painting a unique ID mark on trailers and other farm equipment in an easily visible area using specialist paint and stencils. The trailer owner’s details and ID mark are recorded and held on a PSNI database which can then be checked if a trailer is seen in a location at a time that’s unusual.
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