Versatile animal housing systems

At Fancom, our complete farm control systems are designed with flexibility in mind. While our solutions are widely trusted in pig and poultry farming, they are equally effective for other types of animal housing. From sheep and goats to ducks, calves and rabbits—our smart technology creates optimal living conditions that support animal welfare, enhance performance, and improve overall results. On this page, you'll find examples of how our systems are successfully applied in a range of different farming operations, tailored to meet the specific needs of each animal species.

Smart farming for all types of animals

At Fancom, we design farm control systems that make life easier—for you and your animals. Our systems are best known in pig and poultry farming, but they work just as well for other animals too. Whether you're raising sheep, goats, ducks, calves or rabbits, our technology helps you create the right conditions for healthy, productive animals and better results on your farm.

On this page, you'll find real-life examples of how farmers like you are using Fancom systems in all kinds of barns and sheds.

Dairy sheep

Comfortable environment

Ventilation in dairy sheep farms is important for maintaining fresh air, controlling humidity, and reducing harmful gases like ammonia. It helps prevent respiratory issues and keeps bedding dry, which is essential for udder health and milk quality. Proper airflow also reduces heat stress, supports animal comfort, and promotes overall productivity and well-being of the flock.

Dairy farm

Improving air quality

A ventilation system in a dairy farm improves air quality by removing excess moisture, harmful gases, and dust, creating a healthier environment for the cows. It helps reduce heat stress, which is crucial for maintaining cow comfort, feed intake, and milk production. By controlling humidity and temperature, it also supports respiratory and udder health, contributing to overall herd welfare and productivity.

Calf barn

Stable climate for stronger calves

Proper ventilation in calf barns is essential for maintaining a healthy environment by reducing humidity, ammonia levels, and airborne pathogens. It helps prevent respiratory diseases, supports better growth rates, and ensures calves stay dry and comfortable. Good airflow also reduces stress, leading to stronger immune systems and overall improved calf welfare.

Eel farming

The importance of automatic feeding

In a professional eel farm, feed costs can account for up to 60% of total operating expenses. Since eels require a high-protein diet and are sensitive to both over- and underfeeding, precision in the feeding process is essential. An automatic feeding system provides the solution: it delivers accurate dosing based on fish size, water temperature, and activity levels. This minimizes waste, improves feed conversion, and supports healthy growth. Additionally, it reduces labor demands and enhances control over the farming process. Automation is therefore not a luxury, but a necessity for profitable and sustainable eel production.

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