Commercial Programs
— Canadian Angus
Certification Program
Free Angus Tags now available for Albertans
The Alberta Age Verification Incentive Program has moved onto
its second stage effective July 1, 2010. Producers will now
receive their incentive at the time of purchase on their next
Angus tag order. An additional form is required to be filled out
by the producer and can be completed over the phone with office
staff. A dollar amount equalling the amount paid per tag ($2.92
each for Angus tags) will be multiplied by the total number of
2009 born calves that have been age verified, and will then be
credited towards the tag purchase. Taxes and shipping charges
are required to be paid by the producer. If you have already
purchased your tags this year, you can apply directly to the
Government of Alberta for reimbursement until December 31,
2010. For further information or to place a tag order, contact
Cheryl at 403-571-3580 ext 238 or by
email.
Commercial Contacts:
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Brian Good |
Wayne Gallup |
John Duivenvoorden |
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Commercial Fieldman |
Eastern Fieldman,
Quebec |
Eastern Fieldman, Ontario |
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(403) 391-4037 |
(819) 826-3026 |
(705) 431-0319 |

On
This Page
Program Requirements
How to Order
CACP Links
Angus Tag Photos
The Canadian
Angus Association established the Canadian Angus Certification
Program in 1999. The Angus tag program identifies Angus
and Angus cross cattle.
Program
Advantages
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Tagged animals are eligible for Canadian Angus Rancher
Endorsed branded beef programs
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Tagged animals are eligible for more than 150 CACP feeder
calf sales across Canada—more sales than any other breed
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CCIA tag—no other tag is required for national
identification
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Free listing of tagged animals for sale (private sale and
auction sale) on the
Canadian Angus Association website (Angus Tagged Animals
for Sale Listing)
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Free age verification—use the stickers provided with the
tags to submit your information easily
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Optional herd management (dangle) tags come printed with the
RFID number on them and are paired with the RFID tag in the
bag or they are available blank with just “Angus” printed on
them
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Competitive price—no enrollment fees
Program Requirements
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Cattle must have at least one registered Angus parent.
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Registration papers/semen receipt/lease of parent must be in
the tag buyer’s name.
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Also accepted as proof of eligibility are: signed affidavit
from community pasture identifying the bull(s) used, embryo
transfer slip, signed affidavit identifying bull in a family
co-owned herd, and a signed affidavit from the original
breeder identifying the registered Angus bull in the case of
bred females being sold.
How
to Order
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Complete
the
CACP membership form. Membership is free and
pre-qualifies you to purchase tags.
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Five
ordering options:
a)
order online
b) mail the
CACP membership form,
order form and payment
c) fax the completed forms to
403-571-3599
d) call 1-888-571-3580 during office hours
e) call the automated tag line at 1-866-571-8093
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Tags are
shipped through Canada Post. Typical shipping times are 5–10
business days after payment has been received. Rush shipping
(2–3 days) is available for an additional charge if a street
address is provided.
Attention cattle producers:
If an
animal is sold as registered or identified as a purebred,
then the animal
MUST be transferred to the buyer within six
months of the date of sale.
Purebred bulls
need to be transferred to commercial buyers.
CACP
Links
CACP Frequently Asked
Questions
Age Verification
Instructions
CACP Tagged Animals for
Sale
Angus Tag Gift
Certificate: incentive for bull customers
Successful
Tagging: Tips for Tag Retention
Angus
Tag Photos
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Angus RFID
tag
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Angus RFID tag with
medium herd management tag
dimensions: 3" x 2 1/4"
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Angus RFID tag with large herd
management tag
dimensions: 4" x 3" |
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an Angus breed
identifier is embedded
in the tag's electronic code |
Optional herd
management tags are available blank or matched to RFID tags |
Optional herd
management tags are available blank or matched to RFID tags |
If you have questions about CACP, please contact
Cheryl at the Canadian Angus Association at 1-888-571-3580.
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