Beijing takes the lead in adopting RFID IoT technology to raise pigs

The "4S Pig Farming Internet of Things", which can carry out identification, estrus monitoring, disease diagnosis and environmental control of pigs, has attracted great attention from the domestic pig industry. A number of experts recently stated at the "4S Pig Farming Internet of Things" project results acceptance meeting held in Daxing District, Beijing that this achievement of Beijing Resources Group is a major breakthrough in China's large-scale pig farming technology and will contribute to the development of China's pig industry. Levels are of great significance.

The so-called "4S Pig Farming Internet of Things" is to connect pig farming inputs, products and production processes to the Internet through information sensing equipment for information exchange and communication to achieve intelligent identification, positioning, tracking, and pig farming production. A network that is monitored and managed. Since last year, Beijing Resources Group and China Agricultural University have formed a joint technical team and successfully developed the "4S Pig Farming Internet of Things" project for pig farming.

According to expert review opinions, this new method of raising pigs uses modern Internet of Things technology and uses ultra-high frequency RFID as a means of pig identification. It can conduct detailed tracking and recording of the entire process of pig production, including pig immunity management, health care, etc. , feeding (nutrition) and daily pig management functions, as well as breeding, pregnancy, farrowing, health care, immunity, environment, elimination, sales and group transfer prompts, etc. It can also monitor and automatically prompt sows in estrus, accurately The rate can reach 90%. Pig farm managers can use mobile Tools such as mobile phones to control the real-time dynamic information of the pig farm anytime and anywhere, and remotely manage and control the pig farm.

The problem of “difficult to raise, no land to raise, and no one to raise” has been plaguing China’s pig industry. Chen Qingming, a professor at the School of Animal Science of China Agricultural University, Jing Jizhong, deputy secretary-general of the Pig Industry Branch of the China Animal Husbandry Association, Yunpeng, deputy director of the Beijing Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Station, and Ren Fazheng, a professor at the School of Food Science and Nutritional Engineering at China Agricultural University, believed that “4S farming "Pig Internet of Things" seizes the weakest link in China's current pig industry, fundamentally solves some key technical problems that make raising pigs difficult and difficult, provides technical support for my country's pork food safety, and opens up new avenues for modern pig farming. A new path.

Liu Junyi, chairman of Beijing Resources Group, said that the Resources Group will continue to be committed to "only doing the pig industry for a lifetime" and further improve the "4S Pig Farming Internet of Things" project. In the near future, Beijing Resources Group will establish a number of "4S Pig Farming Internet of Things" demonstration pig farms across the country and provide free technical services.