Once that animal leaves your farm you lose all control if it does not have a permanent identification. The female portion is located on the front of the ear. The male portion punctures the hole in the ear from the back to the front of the ear. Remember, the male portion of that tag is the pointed end, the female portion is the rounded end that receives that male portion of that tag. The female and the male portion both have that US emblem on them. The US symbol is inside a shield and it is on all tags that are permanent tags and our US tags can be used as identification on these livestock. You may, a permanent tag has to have a US symbol on that tag and I will show you that here on this slide. If you're on the inner quarter of that ear it will reduce the likelihood of that tag being ripped out if it is caught on something while the animal is in the holding area. The male portion of that tag penetrates the back of the ear and enters the female portion, which is on the inside of the ear so you can read that tag. That means when that animal is facing forward you can read those numbers on that female portion of the tag. I always prefer the left ear of the animal, which is on your right-hand side when you're looking at the face of the animal with the numbers facing forward. Place it on the inner quarter of the ear.
You place the male portion of the tag on the pin and the female portion of the tag under the silver clip on the Allflex tagger.īe sure to disinfect the taggers prior to applying the tag and this will decrease the bacteria load on the tag, on the taggers, and also on the ear of the animal reducing infection in subsequent days. This tagger is very accommodating to most tags and is very easy to use. The taggers I prefer to use is the Total Tagger by Allflex. We'll show you that here just in the next subsequent slides. They will assist you in obtaining these tags. This will allow you to still have some control after the animal leaves your farm if you do have a permanent identification on these animals.Ĭontact your local veterinarian, local Department of Ag, or your local Extension Office. Official RFID tag, it is unlawful to remove that tag and will be with them for the entirety of their life. However, that is not an official tag that will be with them permanently. Yes, the animals going to a sale barn do have the stick tag on the back of them. Tagging, do all cattle require an official tag?īulls, cows, steers, and calves must have an official RFID tag.Īge requirements by the state, dairy breeds all ages are required to have a permanent identification.īeef breeds, any animal older than 18 months must have an RFID tag.Ĭattle any age used for rodeos, shows, or exhibition must have an official tag.Ĭalves going to sale barns, do they need to be tagged?Īll animals leaving your farm must be tagged.
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With several parts able to be replaced, including the screw in pin, this product will remain in use for many years in any operation.I'm here today to talk to you about RFID tags in livestock and how to apply that tag. The Universal Applicator has stood the test of time as a product that lives on and on. This tagger comes with a black insert and red pin, and an extra pin in the handle. A must for applying Allflex Global tags and can be used to apply Allflex Tamperproof visual tags and EID tags. ALLFLEX Universal Total Tagger Ear Tag Applicator for 2pc Ear Tags Description ALLFLEX Universal Total Tagger Ear Tag Applicator for 2pc Ear Tags:ĭurable and easy to use, the ALLFLEX Universal Total Tagger Ear Tag Tool to put in Allflex 2pc Ear Tags.
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