Smart sow feeding gives every sow her own ration, even when sows live in groups. This range covers electronic sow feeding stations, precision farrowing feeders, heat detection stations, electronic ear tags and automatic sorting stations.
Each product can be customised to your project. Reference values are typical and are confirmed before quotation.
E201
Stations that identify each sow by her ear tag and give her an individual ration in a group house.
E202
Feeders that give each lactating sow a controlled amount of feed through the day.
E203
Stations that help find sows in heat by checking contact with a boar.
E204
RFID ear tags that identify each pig for feeding, sorting and records.
E205
Stations that sort pigs by weight or group using their ID.
| Product | What it does | Typical reference |
|---|---|---|
| Electronic Sow Feeding Stations (ESF) | Stations that identify each sow by her ear tag and give her an individual ration in a group house. | Typical sows per station: About 40–65 (reference, system dependent) |
| Precision Farrowing Feeders | Feeders that give each lactating sow a controlled amount of feed through the day. | Principle: Electric dosing feeder |
| Heat Detection Stations | Stations that help find sows in heat by checking contact with a boar. | Principle: Boar-contact station with ID reader |
| Electronic Ear Tags | RFID ear tags that identify each pig for feeding, sorting and records. | Technology: RFID; low frequency 134.2 kHz (ISO 11784/11785) is typical, UHF variants exist |
| Automatic Sorting Stations | Stations that sort pigs by weight or group using their ID. | Principle: Gated station with ID reader and optional scale |
Electronic feeding is mainly used with group housing; stalls need other tools.
The number of stations follows the herd size and the group system.
Ear tags, readers and software must match each other.
Sows and staff both need to learn the system in the first weeks.
Each sow wears an electronic ear tag. When she enters a feeding station it reads the tag and gives her the ration set for her.
Feeding to a plan for each sow can reduce over- and under-feeding. We do not quote savings without data from your own farm.
Group pens, ear tags and software are normally part of the package. Staff training is also important.
Yes, if the pens and the software are planned for it.
Good designs let sows pass out of the station and alert staff. Please ask about the fail-safe design of the model.
It is optional. Many farms start with feeding and add heat detection later.
No. Dimensions, materials and configuration are customised to your herd size, climate and local rules, and agreed with you before quotation.
They are typical reference values to help you compare. Final specifications are confirmed with you before quotation.
Our installation teams install and commission the equipment. The scope for each project is agreed in the contract.
Warranty terms depend on the equipment and are agreed per project in the contract.
Share your herd size, land and target market — we will come back with a layout and an equipment list.
What happens next
You send your project details
Herd size, site, land and target start date. Rough numbers are enough.
We reply with a layout and an equipment list
Our team reviews your requirements and proposes a configuration.
We agree the details with you
Sizes, materials and scope are confirmed before any quotation.
