TSU Birth Packs: Tissue Sampling pre-paired with NAIT matching management tag sets

Product Details

For the ultimate convenience, Allflex will electronically mark, pair and pack the TSU with your NAIT Birth matching management tags. This dramatically reduces the chances of mistakes by removing the need for manual data entry.

Adding your farm participant code to your NAIT Tag order is available for Dairy customers through LIC or CRV.

The best solution for parentage testing newborns
Convenience – all components packed together in a robust tray
Fast high-performance sample collection
Fully sealed to ensure there is no contamination
Also available paired to HDX Lightweight sheep EID tags
We offer matched visual tags to suit all needs and sizes.

Available from your preferred Rural Supplier. View our list of suppliers here.

Features and benefits

Features	Benefits
Management tags, NAIT tags and Tissue Sampling unit come together in one handy pack. Pre-paired for your convenience.	This dramatically reduces the chances of mistakes by removing the need for manual data entry on farm.
Allflex EID tags are proven and trusted over many years in the New Zealand livestock industry	Confidence in the tags you are using for animal identification
These electronic identification cattle tags have been approved by NAIT and ICAR	Rest easy that these tags adhere to global certifications standards. All unique animal information is coded into the 2D barcode on the TSU to speed up processing in the lab.
The NAIT scheme is mandatory for cattle and deer	The NAIT scheme is designed to enhance New Zealand’s ability to respond to a biosecurity threat such as a disease outbreak, by providing information on individual animal locations and movements

TSU Birth Packs:

The DNA sampler of choice for all major genomics laboratories in the world.

Pack includes:

Tissue Sampling Unit (TSU)

NAIT Tags – HDX or FDX options available.
Choose any visual tags to suit your on farm needs. Our most common visual tags for this pack is the medium as shown in the picture above.