Introducing our advanced sheep electronic ear tags, designed specifically for efficient livestock management. These ear tags are a combination of innovation and durability, tailored to meet the unique needs of sheep farmers worldwide.
Each tag is crafted to be compact and lightweight, ensuring minimal discomfort for the animals while providing maximum functionality. The electronic components of the ear tags are specially designed to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, ensuring reliable performance even in rugged environments.
The electronic ear tags allow for quick and easy identification of individual sheep, tracking of medical treatments, and recording of important breeding and vaccination information. Our advanced sheep electronic ear tags are an essential tool for any modern sheep farmer, providing precision and efficiency in livestock management.
Chip Specification | |
R/W standard | ISO11784/5 FDX-B |
Frequency | 134.2KHz |
Operation temperature | -30°C to 60°C |
Ear Tag Specification | |
Color | Yellow(other colors are customizable) |
Weight | 3.5g |
Height | 10.5mm ± 0.3mm |
Diameter | 24mm±0.3mm |
Tension | >250N |
Anti-collision standard | IEC 68-2-27 |
Vibrating standard | IEC 68-2-6 |
Others | |
Packing manner | 50pcs per bag |
Guarantee | >5 years |
Reading distance | ≥15cm using FOFIA PT580 |
International certification | International Committee For Animal Recording (ICAR) |
The IoT technology has many applications that can greatly benefit the livestock industry.
This technology is ideal for tracking individual sheep movements, health records, and breeding information, enabling precise management and decision-making. It helps identify when an animal is sick and needs medical attention. Data collected from the sensors allows farmers to monitor the conditions of their livestock and track their habits, which can help improve overall animal welfare.
The IoT can facilitate quick identification and isolation of sick animals, aiding in disease control and prevention measures. This technology helps farmers detect and respond quickly to potential outbreaks, and can reduce the spread of disease. The use of sensors can help monitor the health of individual animals and enable targeted treatment and prevention programs.
The IoT can streamline inventory tracking, reducing errors and improving overall farm efficiency. Sensors can track feed and other supplies, providing farmers with real-time data that can help reduce waste and improve production efficiency. This technology can also help farmers keep track of equipment and other assets, making it easier to manage repairs and maintenance.
The IoT can enhance product traceability, ensuring consumer safety and satisfaction. With sensors, farmers can track individual animals from birth to slaughter, providing a complete record of the animal's life. This information can be used to verify the safety and provenance of the meat and increase consumer trust in the product.