freeze branding

The ethics of branding: a critical tool for security, traceability, and animal welfare

Branding livestock has been an essential practice in South Africa and the world for over 6,000 years. Serving as a means of identifying and tracking livestock. In South Africa, where livestock theft is a persistent challenge, branding remains a key tool in protecting farmers from significant financial losses. With[...]

The benefits of freeze branding with dry ice: A cool choice with Dry Ice International

When it comes to marking livestock, freeze branding has made a name for itself as a standout choice and Dry Ice International is here to make the process even easier. Let us look at the benefits of freeze branding with dry ice and why it is a decision that[...]

By Ashleigh Venter|19th November 2024|Categories: Articles, Livestock and game|Tags: , , , , |

Can Dry Ice Revolutionize Farming with Freeze Branding?

In the agricultural industry, identifying and tracking livestock is crucial for management, health records, and breeding purposes. Traditional methods such as ear tagging and hot branding have been widely used, but they often come with drawbacks such as potential harm to the animals and loss of tags. An emerging[...]

By Specialist Writer|6th June 2024|Categories: Articles|Tags: , , , , |

Freeze branding: a cool way to make your mark | Visit Dry Ice at NAMPO 2024

Don't miss Dry Ice at NAMPO 2024! Dry Ice offers new ways in which you can freeze brand your cattle that is quick, easy and painless. Visit their stall at NAMPO 2024 to hear more about their tips and tricks. https://youtu.be/q_R4FYFRvSk For more information, call 012 810 0500[...]

By Specialist Writer|10th May 2024|Categories: Animal Management Videos, Videos|Tags: , , |

Preserving tradition, enhancing efficiency: The science behind Dry Ice’s freeze-branding technique

Although the idea of freeze branding is not new to South African agriculture, dairy farmers have only recently begun to use it more regularly to make herd management simpler. Cattle and horses can be freeze-branded using dry ice. Freeze branding, as opposed to hot branding, necessitates the submersion of[...]

By Specialist Writer|4th April 2024|Categories: Articles, Livestock and game|Tags: , |
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