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Credit to Darrin Dysart
A US perspective on livestock animal traceability

A posting by US rancher Darrin Dysart leads to useful insights on Canadian livestock animal traceability.

Cows heading to grass
Accountability and innovation are required for Canada to secure livestock animal traceability

Delay and consultation will not realize Canadian livestock animal traceability. A reset is now required.

Credit to Raspberry Pi Official Magazine
Flokk Featured in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine

Flokk was featured in the January 2026 issue of Raspberry Pi Official Magazine

Flokk on a horse
A request for your assistance resolving an unfair allocation of funding by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.

In June 2025 Flokk discovered $200k in funding had been provided by AAFC to reproduce our innovation.

Harvesting malt barley near Duchess, Alberta. Credit to Todd Korol for The Logic.
Flokk leadership confirmed by "The Logic"

Flokk's founder and President, Mark Olson, is cited as an advocate for Canada embracing its role as global food superpower.

Credit to Glacier FarmMedia
Superior livestock traceability fundamental to Canadian export market diversification

Rick Wright, CEO of LMAC, confirms that superior Canadian livestock traceability will offer a competitive advantage accessing diversified export markets.

Flokk scanning a cow.
CCIA independently establishes potential of Flokk solution

In a project exploring livestock movement reporting the Canadian Cattle Identification Agency independently identified the potential of Flokk's solution.

CRSB banner. Credit to CRSB
Flokk founders selected for CRSB committees

Jody Bell and Mark Olson of Flokk have been selected to participate on committees of the CRSB.

Participation starts by tagging with an RFID tag. Credit: US CattleTrace
US partnership provides template for renewal of Canadian livestock traceability

A partnership between U.S. CattleTrace and Where Food Comes From mirrors Flokk's advocacy efforts.