The Scottish Bovine Electronic Identification (EID) Stakeholder Group is pushing for a pilot by the end of 2018 before electronic tags for cattle are eventually introduced.
The Scottish Bovine Electronic Identification (EID) Stakeholder Group is pushing for a pilot by the end of 2018 before electronic tags for cattle are eventually introduced.
Andrew McCornick, NFU Scotland president and stakeholder group chair said: “Electronic tags and collars are
already prevalent on some dairy and beef enterprises
for management purposes and we want to identify
a solution that allows the
benefits that these businesses are already seeing to be
shared across the whole supply chain.”
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The Scottish Bovine Electronic Identification (EID) Stakeholder Group is pushing for a pilot by the end of 2018 before electronic tags for cattle are eventually introduced.
Andrew McCornick, NFU Scotland president and stakeholder group chair said: “Electronic tags and collars are
already prevalent on some dairy and beef enterprises
for management purposes and we want to identify
a solution that allows the
benefits that these businesses are already seeing to be
shared across the whole supply chain.”
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