Cows with identity – Nearly 68,500 tagged in Chikkamagaluru district


Daijiworld Media Network – Chikkamagaluru (RJP)

Chikkamagaluru, May 11: Around 68,436 cows have been fixed with barcode tags as part of the registration of milking cows in the district. 

The registration is being carried out by the National Dairy Development Board under its programme `Information Network for Animal Productivity and Health' (INAPH).

There was a target to tag a total of 1, 56,450 cows in the district. But so far only 68,436 cows have been tagged starting from August 1, 2017 to April 30, 2019. The success rate of is 43.72%.

The tag comprises barcode and a unique identification number (UID). Both the features carry the details of age, number of calves, duration of pregnancy, the quantity of milk and the name and address of the owner.

“The details are updated online from time to time and the process will be a continuous one,” said district animal husbandry department deputy director Dr Mallikarjun.

"Using the features, the officers of the department will send the useful and necessary information to the owners of the cows through messages. The messages include details on vaccination and other health-related information,” he added.

The tag is fixed to the ear of the cow, without injuring the animal.

Veterinary officer Dr C Ramesh informed that the INAPH aims at identifying the fertility rate of cows and other varieties of cows that produce more milk.

  

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  • El En Tea, Mumbai

    Sun, May 12 2019

    There are crores of beggars on the road side
    Identify and provide them Indian citizen card.

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  • KvKamath, Mangalore

    Mon, May 13 2019

    Beggars may dry up if the partition of assets of a person can be executed only after that person gets third generation from his progeny. Child marriage was abolished in 1930. After that bigger families started to disintegrate and in the last 2 decades many are orphaned though he is a wealthy man. If child marriage is reintroduced , there may be chance of crystallisation of those joint families again an d the people on streets may decline. This needs Governments and social help groups intervention , relaxation of AGE for marriages.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangaluru

    Sun, May 12 2019

    Good development indeed to prevent the crime of snatching cows by adopting illegal ways.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, May 12 2019

    These tags help them later when slaughtered ,when selling the meat.Suppose some dicease is found,can be followed from the place of birth ,and doctor who gave ok in slaughter house to sell meat.In shops where meat is sold ,have follow it.

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  • I wish I was there, Bahrain

    Sat, May 11 2019

    We need Paan card and bell, it should sound ding dong for the cows, so if they are lost we know their patha, I mean address.

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Sat, May 11 2019

    Actually this exercise should also be conducted immediately in DK and Udupi districts where cattle thieves are rampant and are on prowl always

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  • Rauf, Mangalore

    Sun, May 12 2019

    In this technological world, it is not a big deal.
    Suppose, if someone logged into internet with Android OS phone google is already tracking this and sending updates every 15 mins to server .

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman / Washington,DC.

    Sat, May 11 2019

    Excellent ….Cows are more productive than most humans....

    We need to install CCTV on all Cows and Bulls ...Also we need 'Cow Police'....in line with 'Park Police' in US....

    ...Tak...Takk...

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  • Mohan Prabhu, Mangalore (Kankanady)/Ottawa, Canada

    Sat, May 11 2019

    Livestock tags are universal, especially as they have covered cattle since the days of the mad cow disease (BSE) they are obligatory. Cattle tags are like a passport and a health card. They would also prevent rampant cattle theft to some extent, but to stop this all cows, milking and dry, should be tagged. Of course, criminals have their own counterfeit methods.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, May 11 2019

    Tags with GPS will solve all Problems ...

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  • J L Mangalore, Mangalore

    Sat, May 11 2019

    Take care of the citizens(Humans) of India first...

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  • Umesh Rao, Mangalore

    Sat, May 11 2019

    All have already been tagged under Aadhar, not on the ear though 😁.

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  • Bala, Urwa

    Sat, May 11 2019

    At least we are safe in our beautiful country than Pokisthan ,Afghan,iraq.. etc where life become hell due to religious extremism . And cows need tagging for insurance, theft and deceases.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, May 12 2019

    In India Cow's are more safe than Humans ...

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