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Electronic Tag – RapID Tag


The preferred EID solution for both sheep and goats

Product Details

RapID Tags are the preferred EID solution for both sheep and goats, with the highest quality RFID transponder built into the stem to maximize read distance. Available with both alpha and numeric printing options. This electronic one-piece tag system has a unique swivel action steam to reduce infection and aid in healing.

Available custom marked in strips of 20.

Features and benefits

FeaturesBenefits
RapID tags provide both electronic ID solutions, as well as a visual tag that can be customised with many print options and coloursMulti-functional tag that aids in the identification of sheep and goats
Highest quality Radio Frequency Identification transponder built into the stemThis means a maximised read distance and read rate results in noisy environments i.e. meat works and steel sheep drafting units, providing you time saving and streamlined on farm processes
Available printed to suit your identification purposes with alpha and numeric, one and two-line printing on top of tagFull customisation for on farm identification management
Unique swivel action stemThis reduces infection and aids in less healing time reducing discomfort for the animal
Custom marked available in strips of 20Rapid Application method aids in time efficiencies
Compatible with automatic EID drafting gatesProviding on farm efficiencies. Allflex will work with any supplier to providing on farm solutions

Rapid Tags

RAPID Tag

76mm (W) x 14mm (H)

Colours available

RapID tag colours - Allflex

Available in 10 colours providing options to suit all year colour coding requirements.

Application

Can be applied with the RapIDTagger (single shot applicator) or a RapIDmatic Applicator (20- shot rapid fire applicator for quick and easy application.

Meet the team

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Zanda McDonald Award 2022

For many years Allflex/MSD Animal Health have been a long standing supportor and sponsor of the Zanda McDonald Awards. Now in its ninth year, the coveted award recognises future leaders working in agriculture, and provides an impressive prize package centred around tailored mentoring and education. The six talented finalists – three from Australia and three from New Zealand – have been selected for their passion for the industry, strong leadership skills, and the contributions they’re making to the primary sector. One winner will be chosen from each country. The New Zealand finalists are Harriet Bremner, 33, author and health, safety and wellbeing advocate for Rural New Zealand, and farmer at Jericho Station, Southland; Jacques Reinhardt, 34, Station Manager at Castlepoint Station Wairarapa; and Monica Schwass, 31, Future Farming Manager at The NZ Merino Company, based in Christchurch. The Australian finalists are Charles Vaughan, 29, Queensland Operations Coordinator/Group Veterinarian for Australian Cattle Enterprises and Director of Charles Vaughan Veterinary Services Pty Ltd; Mitch Highett, 33, Founder and Managing Director of farm management company Bullseye Agriculture, from Orange NSW; and Sarah Groat, 34, Development Officer for government Agtech programme “Farms of the Future”, for the Department of Primary Industries, who lives on the family farm near Rankin’s Springs NSW. Want to take your career to the next level, then watch this page Zanda McDonald Award | How to Apply and follow them on Facebook for 2024 season. 2023 Winners will be crowned at the inaugural Zanda McDonald Award Impact Summit in Brisbane on Wednesday 15th March 2023.