UHF RFID Animal visual Ear Tags accurate trace back information

UHF RFID Animal visual Ear Tags accurate trace back information

    Animal identification provides a farmer or producer to identify a certain animal for reproductive and health concerns, as well as for verification of ownership, biosecurity control, and tracking for research or agricultural purposes.

    Following your animals are no longer harder! Different ear tag models, colorful alternatives and marking on ear tags make easier to follow your cattles or sheeps. Although marking blank tags with pens provide flexibility for numbering animals, laser-marking is more durable than the other.

    Ear tags are a must for cattle ranchers, it insures you can track, prevent theft, and control disease outbreak within your herd. It's important to have the right size ear tag and an appropriate style for your environment and the type of animal. Ear tags can be used with a standard stud or our snag-resistant Daisy stud. Our ear tags provide all the options you will need for visual identification of your herd! Did you know that yellow, white and orange are the top three favorite colors from our recent customer poll?

    If you would like to add numbers or custom text (such as ranch name) to your tags, make sure to select a customizable tag. You can create your own series of numbers or codes- no need to stick with 1-25 just because it is what's on the shelf! Thee is a minimum requirement of 25 tags for custom printing. Our special inks are guaranteed not to fade for a period of four years. Custom printed or numbered tags may take up to ten (10) working days to process. We also offer blank tags which you can add your own marking to with an appropriate marking pen.

Description:

What to enter in your holding register,You should record the newborn calf’s:

• ear tag number
• date of birth
• sex
• breed
• birth dam’s ear tag number
• sire’s ear tag number (if known)

The RFID ear tag technology is great because:

1,the tags don't fall out very easily so they are easily retained

2,accurate trace back information can be stored and quickly accessed through the tags

3,instead of reading the ear tag numbers of every calf passing, electronic readings of the numbers can now be taken without a direct line of sight, allowing to movement of cattle to be quicker and more efficient
4,the tags help Canada to have an accurate age verification system of our cattle
5,it helps Canadian's to have full tracking of animal movement

6,they allow packing plants to information of individual animals, such as the grade of the meat to farmers. Before the RFID tags they gave back information but from the average of the herd. If you had a calf that came out with a grade of AAA beef, you may want to continue mixing certain breeds or using the same parents to produce more calves, in the hopes that they will all have the great quality beef! By being able to tell individually which calves do the best at the packing plants you can have an idea of what to mix on the farm!

   If an uged animal dies before these deadlines you do not need to tag it, but you must record its date of birth and date of death against the dam number in your holding register.

What tags to use?

     Each animal needs one primary and one secondary ear tag, both showing the same unique individual identification number.

    The primary tag must be a yellow plastic distance-readable flag tag. It can go in either ear.

     Each part of the primary tag shall only contain the information detailed below:

• the logo
• the country code
• the herd mark
• a six-digit individual animal number

Primary ear tag

   The secondary tag must be in the other ear. It must have the same information as the primary tag, but may also contain management information. If you add extra management information, it should not affect or confuse the official identification information on the tag.

   Secondary tags do not have to be the same as primary tags: they can be made of metal or plastic, and of a different size or style.

How to use?

1,First principle is to use an applicator with the appropriate ear tag.
2,Be sure that animal is restrained and the plier is clean.

3,The applicator should enable the operator to see the ear of an animal and should be ergonomic in order to allow applying an ear tag with a single move of the operator without an unnecessary effort.
4,The arms of the applicator may be parallel at the moment of closure, and the operator should feel the click sound.

5,The needle of the applicator provides the strength required to push the pin of the male part through the ear of the animal and into the female part. And this needle should be produced in stainless steel to exclude any risk of allergy or infection to operator and animal. When applied according to the instructions, the process of tag application has no harmful effect on the animal health.
6,Applicator producers such as A.N.G should supply replacement pins whenever needed

Packing:

100pcs/opp bag,1000pcs/box

Select Packaging according to purchase quantity.

Our advaes

The A.N.G large electronic ear tag, as all A.N.G electronic ear tags is compatible with all ISO standard readers and guarantees an important reading distance. Moreover, the electronic identification allows to bring the animal identificatio number out, implementing solutions in the field : herd management software,

milking parlor assistance, automatic weighing system, animals sorting automation,automatic animals count, automatic feed distribution…

A.N.G offers you tamperproof, flexible and durable ear tags with different models and colorful alternatives. Besides, A.N.G Ear Tag Company pledges laser-marking whatever you want.