Wearing ID cards 1300 cows in exchange for 15 million yuan credit

At the end of October last year, the Tianjin Branch of the People's Bank of China, the Tianjin Banking and Insurance Regulatory Bureau, the Municipal Agriculture Commission and the Municipal Finance Bureau jointly issued a notice to carry out citywide mortgage financing for live livestock and poultry such as cattle, pigs, sheep and egg-laying hens, and the Agricultural Bank of China launched the "Smart Livestock Loan", so there was this mortgage for live livestock and poultry.

How exactly is live livestock and poultry mortgage and risk control? Each cow's ear is marked with a smart QR code ear tag with a chip, which is their 'digital ID'.Using the correct tagging procedure will improve animal welfare and help reduce tag losses.The following will explain to you in detail.

- Pull one tag from the strip of tags. Disinfect the tag.
- Load the tag into the applicator, making sure each end clicks into place.

1. Hold the sheep securely.
2. Position the tag on the upper edge of the right ear close to the head (about a third of the way from the
base of the ear).
Note: Older sheep with very thick, tough ears can be tagged on the bo? om of the ear where the skin is thinner. Note that tags in the bottom of the ear are more prone to damage from feeders and fences.
3. The spike of the tag should go in from the top of the ear. The number and maple leaf should be on the top of the ear, and the microchip should be on the inside of the ear.
4. Avoid piercing the cartilage ‘ribs’ of the ear, which can deform the ear or result in infection.
5. Leave room for the ear to grow when tagging lambs or cows. If a tag is placed too tight and deforms the ear, then cut the tag at the bend to prevent infection and allow the ear to grow.

IMPORTANT!
If a tag breaks or bends as it is applied - STOP!
Do not apply any more tags until the problem is resolved!