Radio Frequency ID Project

This cooperative agreement aligns with USDA goal #4 (objective 4. 4):
Protect agricultural health by minimizing major diseases and pests to ensure access to safe, plentiful, and nutritious food; and APHIS goal #6:
Protect the health of U.

S.

agricultural resources, including addressing

credit:


zoonotic disease issues and incidences, by implementing surveillance, preparedness and response, and control programs; Objective 6. 2:
Ensure effective preparedness and response systems.

RFID Project Purpose:
To increase the accuracy, efficiency, and cost effectiveness of collecting animal identification, movement information, and animal disease program records, while supporting the cattle industry’s management and marketing needs.

RFID Project Objective:
The selected projects will document the capability of UHF backtags correlated with other Official identification devices for the collection of animal movement and disease program data without unduly impacting business operations (i.e., “the speed of commerce”), with an overall objective of supporting and improving disease traceability practices.

For example:
processes that correlate the UHF back tag with other ID such as LF RFID and/or visual identification where UHF readers are used to accommodate high volume facilities.

Agency: Department of Agriculture

Office: Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Estimated Funding: $1,000,000



Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Apply through ezFedGrants link above. Search by opportunity number

Additional Information of Eligibility:
State(s), Tribe(s), academic institutions, and livestock industry organizations are eligible to apply; however, cooperators must demonstrate the ability to conduct unbiased and authoritative studies.

Preference will be given to collaborative projects conducted by or with State Animal Health Officials.

Full Opportunity Web Address:
https://grants.fms.usda.gov/prweb/SSOServlet

Contact:


Agency Email Description:
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Date Posted:
2019-04-11

Application Due Date:


Archive Date:
2019-07-07



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