RFID technology promotes automated production in animal husbandry

Imagine using your smartphone to scan a barcode on a package and being able to tell exactly where your steak comes from. It sounds far-fetched, but researchers are taking a closer look at how to track food from farm to consumer's table.

The company is piloting a livestock tracking program that requires all livestock to be equipped with radio frequency identification ear tags before leaving the original farm, and has established a livestock tracking system based on RFID technology. For farmers, traceability can bring many direct benefits to their business operations.

In addition to verifying an animal's date of birth through its RFID number, producers can use this RFID system to ensure meat quality and track other key aspects of meat production. This RFID system can provide livestock farmers with a lot of information in daily breeding, while also completing many tasks without requiring producers to spend extra time doing manual operations.

Simple RFID animal ear tag installation Tool

RFID handheld devices can be used not only to record medication treatments, but also to record dosage costs. By tracking various events and costs, data systems based on RFID technology can help producers analyze their production costs, providing them with valuable information that can be used for future business decisions.

RFID cattle ear tag

The ability to share information electronically increases the added value of products. It allows producers to operate their own brands well, provide customers with a quality purchasing experience, and improve the supply chain management capabilities of producers and retailers.

The supply chain under RFID technology can predict the available stock of fattened cattle weeks before shipment to avoid shortages and make it easier to ensure the quality of various meats, greatly simplifying various meat production management and supply chain management.