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For egg laying hens, the most important things to consider are the genetic makeup of the birds, the provision of a balanced diet and optimal housing conditions. Additionally, proper management practices, such as good record-keeping, monitoring of flock performance, disease control, and regular veterinary care, are crucial for maintaining the health and productivity of the flock.
Forecast consumption and delivery times by connecting your houses to multiple feed mills, providing precise nutrients at the right time
Create the best possible conditions for your flocks with complete real-time control of your houses
Track, trace and forecast egg size and quality. Achieve optimal flock performance with AI tools
Integrate Munters Clime controlled Barns with Mtech Software to get a fuller picture of your performance, costing, and planning data
Monitoring, control, and data analysis all in one place helps to ensure that the indoor environment is kept at optimal levels for layer hen health and productivity.
Munters ONE is transforming the poultry business, taking it to the next level. It manages all aspects of the farms’ climate, reaching the best air quality and animal welfare as possible while enabling the farm management to be future proof with the IoT technologies.
Go digital for improved poultry production: Connecting feed mills, layer houses and end processing via digital means boosts traceability, efficiency and overall production. Embrace the benefits of digital connectivity now!
Amino, from MTech Systems, enables you to track layers production operations, weight gain, and FCR by house. With it’s built-in AI algorithms, it accurately calculates cost per hen, forecast egg size and quality.
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