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Animal Movement Database: Who Qualifies and What You Get

A mandatory tracking system for farmers in Switzerland to record animal births and movements.

The Animal Movement Database is a mandatory tracking system used to monitor and record the births and movements of livestock.

Who it's for

This system is required for anyone operating as a farmer who keeps livestock. If you manage animals on your farm, you are required to participate in this tracking process to ensure all livestock data is correctly maintained within the national database.

What you get

By using this system, you fulfill your legal requirement to maintain an accurate record of your animals. The system provides a framework for the mandatory tracking of all animal movements and births. This ensures that every animal is accounted for as they move between locations or are born on your farm, helping to maintain a complete and updated record of livestock populations.

What it costs you

While there is no specific monetary fee mentioned for using the system, it requires a significant investment of your time. You are responsible for the administrative task of logging into the online portal to record every single entry. This means you must dedicate time to manually inputting data for every new birth and every movement of your livestock to keep your records compliant.

The catch to know

The most important thing to remember is the timing of your entries. Reporting animal movements is not just a matter of record-keeping; it is a time-sensitive requirement. If you fail to report these movements in a timely manner, you may be subject to fines. Staying on top of your paperwork is essential to avoid these penalties.

How to apply

  1. Visit the official online portal to access the digital system.
  2. Log in to the platform using your credentials to manage your specific livestock data.
  3. Carefully enter the details for every new birth and every movement of your animals.
  4. Regularly check your entries to ensure all data is accurate and up to date.

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