Article: Digital Angel Says Cattle Tag Sales in Argentina Now Exceed 1.4 Million for this Year

Article: Digital Angel's Cattle Tag Sales in ...
PR Newswire;  April 19, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... April 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Digital Angel Corporation , an advanced technology ... orders for the entire year of 2005. Digital Angel President and Chief Executive Officer ... base at a tremendous pace." About Digital Angel Corporation Digital Angel Corporation ...

Article: Digital Angel Gets Orders for 1.2 Million Livestock ...
Wireless News;  March 24, 2006 ;     394 words ... ... www.10meters.com Digital Angel, an advanced technology ... its Argentina subsidiary, Digital Angel SA, has received non ... the company entered the cattle tag market in Argentina. Digital Angel President and Chief Executive ...

Article: Digital Angel Corporation Receives Orders for 1.2 ...
PR Newswire;  March 21, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Digital Angel Corporation , an advanced ... Argentina subsidiary, Digital Angel SA, has already received ... Company entered the cattle tag market in the South American country. Digital Angel President and Chief ...

Article: Cattle tag cash flows.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  November 6, 2002 ;     407 words ... ... scheme in Victoria, said the money would spur some of Victoria's saleyards "to get cracking" on the implementation of cattle tag reading. Electronic identification of cattle will be compulsory in Victoria in January 2005. Publication Date: 6 November ...

Article: Cattle tag safety fear.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  August 7, 2002 ;     463 words ...Aug 07, 2002 (The Weekly Times ABIX via COMTEX) -- Occupational health and safety is a major problem for saleyards. And, according to Bill Vowles from Kattle Gear Australia, it could become an even bigger headache with the introduction of the mandatory cattle identification program in Victoria.

Article: $1m state boost for cattle tag.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  June 3, 2003 ;     416 words ...Jun 03, 2003 (The Mercury - ABIX via COMTEX) Tasmanian Government support for the National Livestock Identification Scheme will result in more cattle being traced from "paddock to plate". Tasmanian Primary Industries Minister, Bryan Green, announced $A1m will be allocated over three years to fund

Article: Confusion abounds as the cattle tag snag refuses to ...
The Scotsman;  March 27, 2000 ;     700+ words ...CONFUSION abounds, in what seems like every direction. Take electronic tagging for all cattle in Scotland, which was announced, with a sure political sense of timing and to acclaim, by the rural affairs minister, Ross Finnie, at the National Farmers' Union of Scotland's annual meeting at the