Expanding the supply of smart livestock using artificial intelligence... "Reduce odor and raise income."

Introduction of Smart Livestock Technology...Resolving odor problems and increasing profits

After discovering excellent cases of smart livestock using artificial intelligence,

Expansion of supply of smart livestock farms and support for commercialization, etc.

[Anchor]
Intelligent livestock, so-called 'smart livestock', is emerging as an alternative to prevent livestock from diseases and increase farm productivity.

The government has started to discover excellent cases using artificial intelligence to expand the supply of smart livestock.

This is reporter Lee Sang-gon.

[Reporter]
Each cow ear has a red device.

It is a device that collects biometric information such as body temperature changes and food intake, and measures the health status of cows in real time.

This enabled customized management, increasing breeding success rates by more than 20%, and significantly reducing cattle dying of disease.

The farm, which specializes in piglet shipments, has solved the odor problem by introducing a centralized ventilation system.

Farming profits have also increased significantly as it can create an optimal breeding environment based on various information such as temperature and feed supply.

[Kim Hak-hyun / Smart livestock technology introduction Farm owner: Knowing and changing in advance without going to the site makes people more comfortable and profitable. Because I don't make mistakes. To maximize profits, you need to create a proper system and be comfortable with people.]

The domestic penetration rate of smart livestock is just over 20%.

The government held a competition to expand the supply of smart livestock and find excellent cases using artificial intelligence.

Commercialization technologies that can reduce livestock mortality and customized breeding strategies using artificial intelligence were introduced at the site.

Seven teams selected through expert evaluation competed fiercely.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs plans to distribute the selected best practices to farmers and promote additional commercialization.

[Song Mi-ryeong / Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs: We want to upgrade smart livestock a little more. Focusing on the livestock district, we intend to ensure that the living environment and livestock industry can be established in a harmonious environment.]

In addition, we plan to appoint young people with smart livestock experience as public relations teams to help beginners settle early.

I'm YTN's Lee Sanggon.

Filmmaker: Won-sik
Provided by Screen: Livestock Products Quality Evaluation Institute