Monitor interest
in the boar.
The detector monitors sow behaviour in the designated area.
Reproduction · Agrisys FREEDA Heat DetectionSpot returns to heat.
Spot returns to heat.
Focus your
checks.
The system monitors sows’ interest in the boar and flags animals to check, helping you organise reproductive monitoring.
Understand the principle
FREEDA · HEAT DETECTIONBehaviour worth observingThe boar at the heart
The boar at the heart
of detection.
Interest in the boar provides a useful signal of a possible return to heat. FREEDA Heat Detection automates this monitoring and helps focus checks.
Monitor interest
Identify sows
to check.
System notifications draw your attention to the relevant animals.
Check, then
plan the next step.
Check the sow and decide the next steps with your advisers.
The alert is based on behaviour. It does not replace reproductive checks and does not, on its own, confirm that a sow is not pregnant.
Integration with FREEDA ESFFrom an alert
From an alert
to action.
Available functions depend on your farm configuration. Notifications are separate from the equipment required for marking or separation.
Explore ESF configurations
A notification
for your team.
With Walk In or Walk Through without a separation module, notifications help organise locating the sow and moving her manually if needed.
A route
that helps handling.
The installation can combine identification, marking and separation of flagged sows into a dedicated area. These functions require the corresponding equipment.
Day-to-day benefitsMore focused attention.
More focused attention.
Better-prepared intervention.
Identify
Highlight animals that need observation.
Organise
Prepare checks and handling within the group.
Decide
Keep management decisions in the farmer’s hands.
Your installation with AGYE
Start with your farm.
Existing equipment, a building to adapt or an integration question? Let’s assess the project based on your configuration.
Describe my projectThe layout
Boar location, sow access and traffic through the building.
Existing equipment
Identification, ESF stations and the existing management system.
Your routine
Reviewing alerts, checks and any separation requirements.
Your questions
Points to clarify.
Does the system work without a boar?
The principle described here relies on sows’ interest in the boar. Planning this area is therefore part of the assessment.
Is a flagged sow automatically separated?
Only if your installation has a compatible configuration and separation equipment. Otherwise, handling remains manual.
Can it be added to an older Nedap installation?
AGYE checks references, configuration and upgrade options with Agrisys before confirming compatibility.