As part of the ongoing development of smart livestock farming in Iran, an innovative project was successfully implemented at Kesht o Sanat Pegah Fars on 21/11/1404, through a trilateral collaboration between:
Pegah Fars,
Micron Tozin,
Modiran Tahlilgar Sepahan
The project was successfully executed.
Chapter 1 – Implementation of the Smart Feeder Project at Pegah Fars
In this project, the Micron Tozin indicator was installed and commissioned on the livestock feeder, marking an effective step toward smart automation of the feeding system. This initiative aimed to improve accuracy, speed, and data integration in livestock nutrition management.
Chapter 2 – Key Objectives of the Smart Livestock Project
Focusing on upgrading the farm’s digital infrastructure, the project pursues the following objectives:
Testing wireless communication between the indicator and the “Pani” nutrition software
Real-time data transfer for faster and more accurate decision-making
Centralized aggregation of livestock data
Elimination of isolated software systems and creation of integrated management platforms
Chapter 3 – Previous Successful Implementations
It is worth noting that integration of the “Pani” software with the Micron Tozin feeder indicator had previously been successfully implemented in farms such as Alinaqian Dairy Farm, using both offline and online (internet-based) methods.
Chapter 4 – Competitive Advantage: Cybersecurity Without Speed Reduction
A key highlight of this project is the use of a Local Network infrastructure for data transmission—an approach that ensures high-speed information exchange while significantly enhancing cybersecurity levels.
Chapter 5 – The Future of Digital Livestock Farming in Iran
The implementation of this project at Pegah Fars can be considered a successful example of the transition toward digital and smart farming—an approach that will reduce costs, increase productivity, improve decision-making quality, and ultimately transform the future of Iran’s livestock industry.
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