What is RFID ?
RFID is a abbreviation for Radio Frequency Identification. Radio waves are used to interrogate the tagged objects for information. The RFID Tags answer to the interrogator with data stores on the tag. Each Tag has data storage memory on itself.
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How to identify million of livestock
RFID technology has been used to identify millions of livestock animals around the world. These systems track meat and dairy animals, valuable breeding stock and laboratory animals involved in lengthy and expensive research projects.
Benefits Of the system include
- Provides a basis to quickly and accurately collect data on individual animals.
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The RFID signal can penetrate body, tissue, wood, plastic, mud, manure, etc.
Most RFID livestock applications use passive RFID tags: the tags require no battery, tags last for the life of the animal.
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RFID tags can create a single lifetime record of an animal and may contain information about the breed/lineage, farm on which the animal was produced, health records and other metrics.
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RFID records may be shared with the livestock producer, stocker, feeder and the packer.
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Rfid are typically used in the livestock industry for tracking and accounting for livestock. During many stages of livestock management, It is necessary to record data about a particular animal, and to distinguish between animals. The RFID tags are useful not only for livestock, but in connection with other animals such as salmon and other migratory animals which are observed for various scientific and environmental purposes.
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