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Dutch pig sector moves to replace paper slaughter records with RFID ear tags

Dutch pig sector moves to replace paper slaughter records with RFID ear tags

Dutch pork, transport and meat sectors want the metal slaughter mark on pigs replaced by an RFID ear tag, reportedly by January 2027, now that the electric prod ban makes…

Swine RFID Program Boosts Disease Preparedness

Swine RFID Program Boosts Disease Preparedness

The National Pork Board is handing RFID readers to the people who see the most pig traffic in a year. Swine exhibition sites, state pork associations and Extension programmes holding…

What is LF RFID? Understanding 125 kHz Technology

What is LF RFID? Understanding 125 kHz Technology

Low-frequency (LF) RFID is one of the oldest and most reliable forms of radio-frequency identification. Operating at 125 kHz, LF RFID has been a cornerstone of automatic identification for decades.…

EU Regulations Mandating RFID Microchip Identification for Dogs and Cats Formally Approved

EU Regulations Mandating RFID Microchip Identification for Dogs and Cats Formally Approved

The European Parliament has formally approved the first-ever EU-wide regulations mandating RFID microchip identification for all dogs and cats across member states. The landmark vote, held on Tuesday 28 April…

RFID tagging to cover 90 % of Kazakhstan’s livestock by 2028

RFID tagging to cover 90 % of Kazakhstan’s livestock by 2028

In a major step towards modernising its agricultural sector, Kazakhstan plans to tag up to 90 % of its livestock with RFID technology by the year 2028. The announcement was…

Ponies tagged for safety during Amarnath Yatra

Ponies tagged for safety during Amarnath Yatra

In the latest news from Jammu and Kashmir in India with the preparations for the Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage, it has been announced that not only, as we reported on the…

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