Sentences with phrase «ear tag»

For some people, a named bear (or one with ear tags or a radio collar) may seem less wild, and more pet - like, than an unknown counterpart.

The issue of the systemic removal of ear tags which we have documented in a number of markets needs to be urgently addressed.

He is wearing the green ear tag he acquired when he was caught as a kitten.

Piglets weaned from their mother are given ear tags for identification and tracking while they grow.

Piglets weaned from their mother are given ear tags for identification and tracking while they grow.

That the only visible response to being reported for breaches in June was removing ear tags in an attempt to conceal the identity of the exporter shows the deliberate nature of these offences.

The ability to remove ear tags to escape detection, and the fact that sheep do not have unique ear tag numbers (as is the case for cattle), presents a loophole that undermines the integrity of ESCAS.

And rather than abiding by the rules, ear tags were removed from Australian animals en mass, so that they could not be traced back to the exporter responsible.

Some tauros cattle already have eel stripes and horns that would impress Caesar (though he might be mystified by the ear tags, which are required by law because the animals are technically still domesticated).

A RFID label on a pack of ham, for example, allows the meat to be traced not only to a particular factory, but also to an individual animal labelled with an ear tag.

Alternatively, if you can afford to wait, you can hold off on genotyping until the pups are 2 - 4 weeks old and use the ear tag method (creating different patterns of ear holes and using that material for genotyping), but bear in mind that this method will require you to house mice that may have no mutation, costing money and space.

Ensure animals have ID such as microchip, tattoo, halter tag, collar, leg band, ear tag or notch, brand

The OHS recognizes that identification and processing of farm animals often involves castration, dehorning, branding, tail docking, ear tagging, nose rings, and tooth pulling, among other invasive procedures.

The OHS recognizes that identification and processing of farm animals often involves castration, dehorning, de-beaking, branding, tail docking, ear tagging, nose rings, and tooth pulling, among other invasive procedures.

«Ear tags,» as the metal clips are known, can get caught in twigs, branches or other objects, causing the ear to tear and sometimes the tag to fall off.

Additionally, they will not work with any farms found to be using slave labor (what year is it again?!?) or raising cattle in designated protected areas or on indigenous lands: To ensure a modicum of transparency, JBS - Frisboi says it will implement a tracking system within six months — the exact nature of which (ear tags, something else?)

So each piece comes with the animal's ear tag, biography and details of its life, including year of birth.

Other duties consisted of docking lambs tails, ear tagging, ear tattooing, vaccinations, sheering sheep.