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Automating the allocation of bedding several times a day in pig farming has multiple benefits.
This system significantly improves the working environment by maintaining cleanliness and reducing manual labor. Regular distribution of straw not only ensures optimal usage, thereby reducing the amount of straw needed, but it also simultaneously dispenses bedding, which lowers dust levels in the barn. This reduction in dust creates a healthier environment for both pigs and workers. The system is capable of handling cut large bales of straw directly, simplifying the process.
Consistent and stable allocation of straw is beneficial for the pigs' digestion, and there are also fewer cases of eye inflammation among the pigs, likely due to the cleaner, dust-free environment.
Funki MultiStraw is our innovative straw distribution system designed to optimize the distribution of straw in livestock housing, resulting in improved animal welfare and increased productivity. You can install the system on a pig or cattle farm.
One of the key benefits of our straw distribution system is that it saves time and labor. Our system automates the distribution of straw, eliminating the need for manual labor and allowing farmers to focus on other important tasks. This saves time and money, making our straw distribution system a cost-effective solution for livestock farmers.
In addition to saving time and labor, Funki MultiStraw also improves animal welfare. By ensuring a consistent supply of fresh straw, our system helps to maintain a clean and comfortable living environment for livestock. This can improve health and productivity, benefiting the farmer and the animals.
Our straw system is a complete solution that includes all the necessary components for an effective and efficient distribution system.
We chose the system primarily to create a better working environment for the employees. Until now, we used a shovel and a wheelbarrow to spread the bedding. It required a mask, and it dusted every time we took a shovelful of bedding. Now the dust settles quickly after the dispensing at once."
Gert Jonstrup, Denmark, Cattle production
