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New informative blog post on http://livestock-id.blogspot.ca/2015/03/new-usda-animal-identification-840-tags.html. Blog post covers the current new rules in effect for ADT, the post also has many links to resources.

Can government fund cattle traceability http://livestock-id.blogspot.ca/2012/06/sask-government-to-fund-cattle.html Post discusses the most common issue of tagging livestock.

This is a great list of all RFID stick readers for the cattle industry, a great reader on the various readers on the market. Some more good information is coming, so if you want to stay connected, remember to sign up for the newsletter. Livestock ID follows a privacy rule, and emails, and...

Hello everyone, The USDA has made an update on the rules they want to impliment for the new Animal Disease Traceability. They said Branding would be acceptable identification for livestock, but... There are is also a grey area of branding for the ADT, which no one seems to discuss, I raised...

Livestock and Equine insurance, see the basic coverage, and what you should be covered for. Equine insurance is something you should carefully consider on your coverage. http://livestock-id.blogspot.com/2011/0 ... -best.html

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Allflex USA acquired Destron Fearing. Destron provides Allflex with patented animal health identification products. http://livestock-id.blogspot.com/2011/05/allflex-usa-buys-destron-fearing-corp.html

The new USDA animal disease traceability system is about to be released this month. Some key points we know are the basis of the traceability plan, but others are yet to be known, till its released. Do you think it will work? What are your thoughts...

Livestock-ID, has just made a press release and creating a new Newsletter. The Press Release and details of the newsletter are on the post. Sign-up is free, subscribers will receive additional content on cattle identification, that will not be on the blog...

The APHIS will have a meeting on March 04, to discuss the new proposed Animal disease traceability system. There is a toll free dial in number where you can listen to the meeting by teleconference. Details on the blog...

Hello everyone, great article on how the Australian NLIS is helping to identify lost cattle, and helping to return them to their rightful owners. The post gives details on how the animal traceability system is working for the farmer right now... a great read about RFID, tracking and how it is...

The Canadian livestock and cattle industry get a competitive boast to increase and implement full traceability, with a $20 million three year initiative from the government of Canada. It is a rebate of 80% on RFID readers, software and all other related costs...

Alberta beef cattle producers are eligible for a full rebate or incentive up to $3 per RFID ear tag. details, links and the application is available on the blog. This is part of the Age Verification Program. http://livestock-id.blogspot.com/2010/1 ... ntive.html

Hello everyone, Here is a post on Allflex USA Inc. A profile on the company, with links and contact info. http://livestock-id.blogspot.com/2010/1 ... ofile.html

Right back at you Flounder, Very interesting facts, I guess we know the diseases exist and are real. The need for a traceability system is a dire need now! (Knock on wood) there has not been a major epidemic. Imagine if there was an outbreak, and we could not trace back to the farm of origin...

Very interesting post flounder, yes BSE originated in the U.K. did you the United Kingdom has the most cases world wide? This is why the British beef producers have the most strictest regulations for livestock movements. This is their attempt to try and eradicate BSE, TSE, foot and mouth among...

Thanks for the comment Jim, you make a good point here. http://livestock-id.blogspot.com

The USDA is currently conduction meetings on Animal Disease Traceability. The meetings will have a question and answers period, and discuss how the implimentation will take effect. The USDA will be open to opinions!!!! details on the blog. http://livestock-id.blogspot.com/2010/0 ... ility.html

Hello Everyone, A great little video on Cattle tracking with EID's, which are also COOL compliant tags as well. The post also explains which tags, reader, and tag applicator is used. http://livestock-id.blogspot.com/2010/0 ... al-id.html All the best.

The Governement of Indiana's Board of Animal Health (BOAH) is offer free 840 RFID tags to producers, the tags come in lots of 25 pieces. This is for they're current tag pilot. You can read more info here. http://livestock-id.blogspot.com/2010/06/indianas-840-rfid-tag-pilot-program.html