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In large-scale broiler farming, scientific feeding is core to determining growth rate and feed conversion. Our independently developed automatic feeding system is designed for precise nutritional management.
The system consists of a feed bin, conveying pipes, a drive motor, feed pans, and an intelligent controller, achieving fully automated feeding. Its advantages are significant:
- •Timed & Measured Feeding: Feed times and amounts can be set according to the birds’ age, promoting uniform growth.
- •Reduces Waste: Precise dispensing avoids feed loss from manual scattering.
- •Lowers Stress: Quiet operation minimizes disturbance to the flock.
- •Saves Labor: One person can easily manage feeding for tens of thousands of birds.
We provide customized solutions suitable for various setups like floor rearing and cage systems, serving as a reliable partner in advancing the automation of broiler farming.
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