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Livestock farming 2.0: three ways to develop production
English editorial edition of an archived AGYE article. Historical products, figures and programmes reflect the original publication. Read the original French article ↗
This archived article considers three approaches to livestock farming that bring technology, performance and animal welfare together.
1. Precision automated feeding
Intelligent feeders and feeding management systems can provide nutrition adapted to individual requirements. Correctly configured allowances support growth and health while reducing unnecessary feed distribution and associated costs.
A balanced diet remains important; equipment complements the farm’s nutrition and health management rather than replacing them.
2. Use individual animal information
Connected collars and other monitoring technologies collect information that supports decisions about individual animals. Useful applications include investigating behavioural changes, identifying suitable breeding periods and better understanding animals’ needs.
The original French article also mentions facial recognition in a broad discussion of emerging technologies. That historical reference is not a statement that AGYE currently supplies a facial-recognition system. See the current monitoring and identification pages for the equipment offered today.
3. Improve the living environment
Calm, spacious, well-ventilated accommodation helps limit stress. Appropriate environmental enrichment can encourage activity and exploration. Housing, handling and feeding should be considered as a complete system that supports animal welfare and production quality.
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