Systems and Devices
IoT Smart DevicesSoftware SystemGPS Location TrackerPet Management SystemIntelligent Goat Enterprise IoT SystemIndustries
Beef and Dairy Cattle FarmsSheep and Goat FarmingPig ProductionPet Clinics and SheltersGovernment Livestock Traceability ProgrammesAquaculture and Ornamental Fish
Sheep and goats are tagged in numbers, handled in flocks and moved often, so the cost per tag and the speed of a read matter more than anywhere else. Raybaca supplies lightweight tags and the pedigree and weighing devices built around them.
The order of these steps matters more than the hardware. Getting the frequency and the numbering settled first is what stops a project being redone.
UHF electronic ear tags go into lambs at birth so the record starts on day one.
A pedigree and weight device reads the tag and stores the weight against the code, on battery, without site power.
Data is stored locally with USB export, or uploaded automatically to a management platform address.
Growth rates and pedigree lines become the basis for culling and breeding decisions.
Yes. The sheep ear tag range is built lighter and smaller than the cattle range so a lamb's ear can carry it without tearing.
No. The pedigree and weight devices run on an internal lithium battery and store data locally, so they work where there is no supply.
Yes. Data is stored on the device and can be exported over USB, as well as being uploaded automatically when a connection is available.
Tell us how many animals, how they are handled and what your programme or buyer requires. We will propose the tag, the applicator and the reader that fit.
