Analysis systems for animal husbandry

The prevailing trend in the agricultural sector is upscaling. The scale of farms is continuing to grow and farms are increasingly located on multiple sites. You may also have to use more stockpeople to run your farm, which means that being a manager is one of the skills you have to acquire as an agricultural entrepreneur. But despite this, you still want to be in full control of what goes on in the houses. And have an insight into the key performance indicators of your animals such as feed conversion and daily growth - even when you are no longer physically present in the houses the whole day.

This is where a management system that collects and clearly presents data from the process computers can help. Data is converted into valuable management information giving you insight into the situation in your houses. This knowledge also answers the a question: “Why does one cycle perform better than another?”. A practical management system help you efficiently organise the daily management of your farm.

What aspects should be considered when choosing a management system?

Can I configure the system to suit how I work and provide me with the data I need?
Does my system automatically retrieve data from the computers in the house or do I have to input data myself?
What type of infrastructure is necessary om my farm?
How is data security safeguarded?
Can I easily share data from my houses with third parties, such as my feed supplier, veterinarian or slaughterhouse?

Fancom offers a number of management tools:

FarmManager for data collection and remote control of the computers in the house
FarmManagerFor analysis software
Infinia remote app to control the process computers from your mobile phone.

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