ACOM Solutions
Livestock
The mechanization in livestock farming can enhance efficiency and product quality, reduce environmental impact, and increase profitability. Solutions such as climate control, automation, lighting control, and effluent decontamination are key.
Climate control and conditioning
Climate control in agricultural facilities improves the health and productivity of animals and reduces production costs
Climate control in agricultural facilities is crucial for the success of animal production, as it affects their health, well-being, and performance. The optimal environment for animals includes appropriate temperature, controlled humidity, good air quality, and ventilation. Precise climate control reduces stress, improves health and feed conversion efficiency, and increases production.
Technification automates the monitoring and control of environmental conditions, increases efficiency in management, and reduces production costs of natural resources such as water and energy.
Automation and control systems
Increases productivity and reduces workload with automated systems in poultry and swine farms
Automation systems improve efficiency and productivity in poultry and swine farms. They include feeding, water supply, lighting, and ventilation, and monitor and control environmental conditions. They reduce workload and increase efficiency.
Lighting control
Supplementary lighting is an important tool in livestock facilities as it helps improve the welfare and productivity of the animals.
In poultry and swine farms, supplementary lighting helps regulate the sleep-wake cycle, increase egg production, and reduce mortality rates.
We can assist you in selecting the appropriate lighting and designing an efficient installation to maximize benefits and reduce costs.
Effluent decontamination
Preserving the environment and health
Effluent decontamination is of great importance in livestock facilities due to the large amount of waste generated by animals that can contaminate soil, water, and air if not properly managed. Effluent decontamination involves the removal or reduction of contaminants such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and pathogens to prevent environmental pollution and protect public health.
It is important to implement an appropriate effluent management plan and maintain constant monitoring to ensure that environmental and public health standards are met.
