Cattle rustling, one of the oldest agricultural crimes, faces a new foe – technology. And right now, providers are rushing to market with services to stymie the theft of valuable animals from remote locations.
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A few years ago, Victorian livestock producer Belinda Steers went on a family holiday to Fiji. Key points: Livestock theft costs Australian farmers approximately $70 million a year Research suggests 60...
Eartag satellite-tracking technology stopping livestock theft, saving farmers milions of dollars
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| Written by Tim LeeA few years ago, Victorian livestock producer Belinda Steers went on a family holiday to Fiji. Key points: Livestock theft costs Australian farmers approximately $70 million a year Research suggests 60...
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New technology in tagging is potentially branching out in usages, allow farmers to do more than prevent diseases in their livestock. While the tags are still yet to to be...
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It has long been a stain on the dairy industry — the slaughter of unwanted male "bobby" calves in their first week of life. Maleny Dairies, an independent dairy processor on the...
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ABC Rural
It has long been a stain on the dairy industry — the slaughter of unwanted male "bobby" calves in their first week of life. Maleny Dairies, an independent dairy processor on the...
