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IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS

Working on a farm provides a myriad of challenges that can change every day. Handling livestock requires a high level of commitment from employees, as well as advanced systems for organizing work around them. One of the most important elements of organization is the proper disposal of the resources at hand. If this is the case, it is worth investing in the right tools that can make this work easier, such as items that will help identify each member of the herd. If there is chaos on the farm, there will be a problem with productivity and results.

Identification numbers for cattle - why are they useful?

Identification of owned animals is an important organizational element, helping to distinguish a specific animal from many others, sometimes very similar. It's also a way to distinguish an animal in a herd from other animals in case it escapes or goes missing. What's more, identification numbers next to livestock are a source of information, such as which herd the animal was born in and where it belongs. The identification digits assigned to a particular cattle can change if any of them stays in another herd for a long time.

How do you use identification numbers?

Identification digits are not elements that always occur individually, because in some animals they are a set with another way of marking. How to use identification numbers? Identification numbers for cattle are hung on identification collars, so that they are clearly visible regardless of where the animal is at any given time. Identification digits must be properly mounted so that there is no doubt, for example, whether the digit is a "6" or a "9." What's more, the digit must be made of a material that does not get easily soiled, so that it can be easily cleaned of any mud or dirt if necessary. Cattle, especially those released into paddocks or pastures, are exposed to varying weather conditions, including heavy rain. For the same reason, identification numbers must be durable. Each cow and bull can grow to a truly enormous size, so identification numbers must not be made of material that can be easily damaged.

Identification numbers for cattle - what collars should they come with?

Identification numbers can be hung on classic collars, but also on premium collars. Some collars have classic buckles, allowing easy and quick size adjustment. Each product on the site is designed with the user in mind, so it is possible to adapt the products to the individualized needs of each customer. A variety of products are available on the site, hence the willingness to offer many personalized solutions. After all, every farm has different needs, and every herd requires a different approach.

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