Application of smart agricultural technology in livestock and poultry production

Video surveillance systems based on the Internet of Things technology are installed in most large livestock and poultry farms, that is, multiple small cameras are wired or wirelessly connected through a computer. The camera can capture the feeding, growth, reproduction, disinfection and epidemic prevention of livestock in the farm in real time, and can also save all the previous videos. Farmers or visitors can view the image data anytime, anywhere via computer or mobile phone. This method not only improves farmers' awareness of livestock growth, but also reduces the frequency of manual entry and exit, reducing the risk of the introduction of foreign diseases. Livestock development and breeding data collected by the Internet of Things can also provide scientific basis and best practices for breed breeding. According to the livestock appearance, breeding ability, by-product quality and other parameters, the data are entered into the computer. At the same time, the family tree is built and the program is written according to the product requirements. A more scientific breeding scheme was obtained through formula testing and manual screening.

The Internet of Things can automatically adjust the amount of drinking water and feeding according to the age and temperature changes of livestock and poultry, which can optimize the feed conversion rate, save water, and improve economic benefits. At the same time, it can also be used for resource and environment detection, collecting temperature and humidity, light time, ammonia concentration, carbon dioxide concentration and other related data through various sensors. With the help of software statistical analysis, farmers can remotely log in to the control platform software through mobile phones or computers to control temperature, humidity, lighting, ventilation and other equipment; The system can also be automatically adjusted to the situation through pre-designed software.