Livestock-ID, Animal Identification Resources
Livestock ID Blogspot. Livestock-ID, is a blog dedicated to helping producers with Animal Identification. Consulting For RFID wand readers, and cattle...
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Livestock-ID, Animal Identification Resources
Livestock-ID, is a blog dedicated to helping producers with Animal Identification. Consulting For RFID wand readers, and cattle management software.
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8 years
USDA APHIS Investigative and Enforcement Services (IES)
Investigative and Enforcement Services’ (IES) staff of roughly 140 employees throughout the country provides investigative, enforcement, and regulatory support services to four APHIS programs—Animal Care (AC), Biotechnology Regulatory Services (BRS)...
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8 years
With springtime upon us, and the warmer weather finally coming through, we able to actually enjoy going outdoors. It's always nice to go shopping without putting on a pair of ice skates.
Companion Animals are an important part of all our lives, for both young and old. Dogs and cats become a part of the family as we adopt or get a new animal. It is important to remind everyone, that companion animals need to be cared for and loved.... -
8 years
New USDA Animal Identification 840 Tags in Effect
As of March 2015 the new Animal Identification system went into effect with the official approved 840 tags, which helps in the Animal Disease Traceability System.
The Animal Disease Tractability Program went into effect on March 2013 with a grace period of 2 years. The APHIS had allowed for the 2 year period so cattle producers could use their old 900 ID tags, and make the transition to the new 840 ID tags.... -
11 years
Sask. Government to Fund Cattle Traceability
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture has announced it will continue and develop an animal identification incentive program for beef cattle producers. The purpose of the traceability program is to continue, further develop, and maintain the integrity...
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