Branding Cattle c 12 A Principles of AFNR. Today we will… Describe the history of branding and how it came about Identify other methods of identification.

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Branding Cattle c 12 A Principles of AFNR

Today we will… Describe the history of branding and how it came about Identify other methods of identification Explain what branding is and why it is important in beef cattle management Construct their own brand Demonstrate how to brand their own cattle using the proper steps

Branding Methods Freeze Brands Hot brands Why do we brand? – identification – Ownership

Freeze Brands A freeze brand consists of a super-cold or chilled branding iron. They are applied to the hide of the animal, where the pigment producing cells are destroyed or altered. When the hair grows back, it is white.

Advantages of Freeze Branding The brand is more legible throughout most of the year than a hot-iron brand. Freeze branding causes less damage to the hide than a hot brand

Hot Branding Burns the hide off the skin Can be electric Can be heated by fire

Let’s look at some common designs

Time to make your own!!