Product Description:
Our innovative Animal Electronic Ear Tag is designed to meet the demanding needs of animal breeding and slaughter management. Compliant with international standards (ISO11784/5 and FDX-B), it integrates seamlessly with modern livestock management systems.
Built for durability and precision, this ear tag withstands daily wear and tear, offering a reliable and robust solution for livestock operations.
With its advanced design, the tag ensures accurate animal identification, traceability, and management, even in challenging environments. Optimize your livestock operations with confidence.
Applications:
Animal Breeding: Animal breeding involves keeping track of various aspects such as breeding lines, growth rates and health records. This helps in optimizing breeding programs and improving the productivity of the herd. The systematic tracking of such data enables the identification of the best combinations of genetics that lead to higher yields of quality meat or milk. Ultimately, this results in better market competitiveness and profitability for farmers.
Slaughter Management: Streamlining the process of identification and traceability of animals throughout the slaughter process is essential for ensuring compliance with food safety regulations and consumer trust. This involves the use of appropriate labelling and record-keeping methods to ensure that animals are tracked from the farm to the abattoir. By doing this, it becomes possible to identify the root cause of any issues that arise and take corrective action.
Animal Identification: Quick and easy identification of animals is essential for ensuring proper veterinary care, disease control, and ownership verification. This is particularly critical in commercial farming, where large numbers of animals are kept. Identification tags, microchips, and other methods can be used to allow for easy and reliable identification. This not only helps in preventing the spread of infectious diseases but also ensures proper breeding and mating to maintain the desired genetic traits of a herd.
