Reading distance 22cm for FDX-B Sheep Ear Tags 4.0g Frequency 134.2KHz designed to enhance sheep farm productivity

Our electronic ear tags for sheep represent a high-performance RFID solution tailored specifically for the management of sheep, goats, piglets, and lambs. These tags are engineered to meet the rigorous ISO 11784/11785 FDX-B international standards, ensuring global compatibility and reliability.

Each tag incorporates a top-quality European chip that supports both read and write functions while providing unique data security features. The design cleverly combines visual identification through laser-printed numbers, letters, or 2D codes on the male part, with advanced electronic capabilities embedded in the female part.

Backed by more than 24 years of manufacturing expertise, our ear tags carry the prestigious ICAR certification. Moreover, we stand as the only Chinese ear tag producer authorized for public sale in major markets including the USA, Australia, Argentina, and several other countries.

Trusted by government bodies across the Middle East and Africa, these ear tags deliver a dependable solution for tracing sheep, managing breeding programs, and enhancing food safety standards worldwide.

Individual identification of animals plays a crucial role in managing sheep and goats. This practice supports breeding programs, health monitoring, and tracking weight changes over time, ensuring effective herd management.

The lightweight design, weighing only 3.5 grams, makes these identification tools ideal for young animals such as lambs and piglets. Their minimal weight ensures comfort and ease of use in early stages of life.

These systems facilitate comprehensive farm-to-fork traceability, enhancing food safety by allowing accurate tracking of meat products from the original farm through to the consumer.

Various agricultural authorities across regions including the Middle East, Africa, the USA, Australia, and Argentina utilize these identification methods to support national traceability programs and improve livestock management.

In addition to general livestock management, these identification tools are also employed to monitor stud animals and other valuable breeding stock, ensuring their protection and proper record-keeping.