Animal Husbandry Animal Body Temperature Monitoring

The poultry body temperature monitoring tag developed based on passive UHF RFID technology has no battery and wireless temperature measurement. Through the special label design, it can be made into small ear tags, separate tags and other tag forms, embedded in the subcutaneous tissue or cavity of animals, and cooperate with the collection device to realize the automatic acquisition of individual body temperature data of various types of poultry and livestock.

Current status of body temperature monitoring in animal husbandry

Animal husbandry has a high density of poultry. If an epidemic occurs, it is very easy to cause large-scale infection and cause heavy losses. Manual measurement of body temperature by veterinarians and breeders is a heavy workload, it is difficult to measure in batches, and it is easy to cause errors; manual measurement, low cooperation degree of poultry and livestock, is likely to cause secondary damage to poultry and livestock, increasing the risk of loss

Features

The body temperature monitoring tag developed based on passive UHF RFID technology does not have a battery and can measure temperature wirelessly.

Through special label design, it can be made into small ear tags, separate tags and other tag forms, embedded in the subcutaneous tissue or cavity of animals, and cooperate with the collection device to realize the automatic acquisition of individual body temperature data of various types of poultry and livestock.

After applying the temperature measurement tag, the temperature measurement mode of captive animals and free-range animals can be flexibly configured. For example, for intensive captive farms, full-coverage antenna fields can be arranged in the farm, and the body temperature of all poultry and livestock can be collected in real time and uploaded. , and record and analyze.

For individuals with abnormal body temperature, they can be found at the early stage of symptoms and quickly locked through the unique ID attached to the tag, and reported to the relevant breeders for accurate isolation as soon as possible. For free-range farms, the collection device can be arranged at the daily fixed-point path nodes of poultry and livestock, such as the entrance and exit of the pen, supplementary feed feeding points, etc., to achieve temperature collection at least 2-3 times a day.

The collection scheme does not affect the normal activities of poultry and livestock, and at the same time greatly reduces the workload of the breeders, and enables the breeders to make trend judgments, early warnings, and timely responses to emergencies of individual temperature changes in sick livestock, avoiding serious accidents. The occurrence and spread of the epidemic will reduce the risk of breeding and reduce the cost of breeding, thereby increasing the income of breeding.