Platform launched for electronic tags in sheep and goats

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The digital platform for electronic stomach tags is now operational.
Farmers can apply online for the supply of electronic tags.
The initiative aims to improve traceability and transparency in livestock management.
Implementation begins in 2026 for farms with over 900 animals, expanding in 2027.
Only certified veterinarians may place and register the electronic tags.

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A digital platform for the procurement of electronic intra-rumen boluses for goats and sheep has been launched by the Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food. This initiative aims to enhance the traceability of livestock and ensure that no animal is overlooked in future censuses.

The new traceability system is designed to improve transparency and the reliability of inspections, as well as to facilitate accurate reporting of animal populations. The pilot program will be implemented in 2026 for farms with over 900 animals, with a full rollout expected by 2027. The platform will allow farmers to submit applications for these electronic devices, which are intended to help monitor the health and management of livestock more effectively.

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