Remote Liquid Feeding Management System

The Remote Liquid Feeding Management System is a centralized digital management solution designed for automated liquid feeding installations in commercial pig farms. It allows authorized users to supervise feeding processes, review feed data and make operational adjustments through connected computers, tablets or mobile devices.

The system can be linked with the main feeding computer, mixing equipment, pumps, valves, weighing devices and barn-level feeding components. Feeding data and operating parameters are transferred through the farm communication network, allowing managers to work from the barn, office or another authorized location.

Comparable WEDA management architecture provides wireless access to animal and feed data, supports real-time operation from commercially available devices and communicates with the central Excellent 4PX feeding computer through network connections. Remote service access can also be enabled when required.

The system is suitable for new pig farm construction, centralized feed kitchens, multi-barn production sites and livestock equipment modernization projects where faster decision-making, reduced walking time and better production visibility are required.

• Wireless Remote Access: Allows authorized users to access feeding and animal data from compatible mobile devices or computers.
• Real-Time Operation: Feed corrections and selected management actions can be transferred directly to the central feeding computer.
• Centralized Feed Management: Provides one platform for monitoring recipes, feeding groups, operating status and production information.
• Feed Quantity Adjustment: Allows permitted users to increase, reduce or correct feed quantities according to production requirements.
• Animal Data Management: Suitable configurations can support animal movements, entry and exit records, losses and related feeding information.
• System Visualization: Process visualization helps operators understand the current condition of tanks, pumps, valves and feeding circuits.
• Alarm Management: Abnormal operating conditions can be displayed or forwarded according to the selected controller and communication configuration.
• User Access Rights: Different users can be assigned appropriate operating permissions according to farm management requirements.
• Remote Service Capability: Authorized technical support personnel can be given remote access for diagnostics and assistance where required.
• Expandable Architecture: Hardware and software functions can be expanded according to farm size and future automation requirements.

• Central Feeding Computer: Executes feeding processes and stores operating parameters, feed curves and production data.
• Management Software: Provides visualization, configuration, reporting and remote-management functions.
• Touchscreen Interface: Enables local control and system supervision in the feed kitchen or technical room.
• Wireless Communication Module: Connects compatible mobile devices to the farm control system through WLAN, cellular communication or other project-specific networks.
• PLC / I/O Modules: Coordinate pumps, mixers, valves, weighing devices and sensor signals.
• Network Infrastructure: Ethernet switches, routers, access points or equivalent components connect the farm control devices.
• Remote User Devices: Smartphones, tablets, laptops or office computers according to the selected access method.
• Data Backup and Service Interface: Supports configuration backup, logbook functions and remote technical support according to project requirements.

The central feeding computer continuously receives operating information from the liquid feeding installation, including tank status, weighing signals, valve conditions, pump operation and other configured process data.

This information is made available to authorized users through the farm network. When a user opens the management interface on a connected device, current feeding information and permitted control functions can be displayed in real time.

Feed corrections, animal movements or other approved adjustments entered through the remote interface are transmitted back to the central computer. The feeding controller then applies the revised parameters to subsequent feeding processes according to its programmed logic.

For service support, remote access can also be enabled for qualified technicians, allowing controller settings or operating problems to be reviewed without an immediate on-site visit.

• Commercial sow farms
• Piglet nursery facilities
• Growing and finishing pig farms
• Central liquid feed kitchens
• Multi-barn pig production complexes
• Sensor-controlled liquid feeding systems
• Residue-free liquid feeding projects
• Remote livestock farm management
• New pig farm construction
• Existing feeding system modernization
• Steel structure livestock building and smart farm projects

• Number of barns and feeding circuits
• Number of remote users
• User access permission levels
• Process visualization screens
• Feed correction functions
• Animal movement data management
• Alarm display and forwarding
• WLAN and Ethernet network architecture
• Mobile device access
• Remote service functions
• Data backup and reporting functions
• Integration with liquid feeding controllers
• OEM configuration available upon request
• Designed according to local climate and farm conditions

Network Planning: Reliable communication coverage should be planned between the feed kitchen, livestock houses, farm office and required remote-access points.

Controller Integration: Connect the management platform to the central liquid feeding computer and verify communication with pumps, mixers, valves, weighing systems and sensors.

User Configuration: Create individual user accounts and assign appropriate permissions for operators, managers and service personnel.

Remote Access Setup: Configure WLAN, Ethernet, cellular communication or other approved access methods according to the farm network design.

Commissioning: Verify live data transfer, feed corrections, process visualization, alarm reporting and communication stability before production use.

Data Backup: Regularly back up control parameters, feeding programs and production records according to the farm management policy.

Maintenance: Periodically check network equipment, communication modules, controller software and user permissions. Remote access should be maintained using appropriate cybersecurity practices.

In a large commercial pig farm, the central liquid feeding computer can be installed in the feed kitchen while authorized users monitor production information from the barn or office using mobile devices.

Farm staff can make feed corrections close to the animals instead of returning repeatedly to the central control room. The updated information is transferred through the farm network to the feeding computer.

For multi-barn projects, centralized visualization can provide a clearer overview of feeding processes, equipment status and management data across different production areas.

Final system architecture should be selected according to farm size, network coverage, controller type, number of users, remote-access requirements and required management functions.

Q: What can be managed remotely?

A: Depending on system configuration, users can review feeding data, make feed corrections, manage selected animal records, view process information and check system status.

Q: Can the system be operated from a smartphone or tablet?

A: Yes. Comparable systems support operation from commercially available mobile devices through wireless or internet-enabled communication.

Q: Is real-time operation available?

A: Yes. Suitable network configurations can transfer management changes to the central feeding computer in real time.

Q: Can different users have different access rights?

A: Yes. User-specific input rights can be configured so that operators, managers and service personnel have appropriate levels of access.

Q: Can technicians provide remote support?

A: Yes. Remote service access can be enabled upon request so qualified technicians can assist with settings or system problems.

Q: Can the system be connected to an existing liquid feeding installation?

A: Retrofit integration is possible when the existing feeding controller, communication interfaces and farm network are compatible.

Q: Is the system suitable for multiple barns?

A: Yes. Centralized remote management is particularly useful for farms operating several livestock buildings from one feed kitchen.

Q: What information is required for a quotation?

A: Please provide the existing or planned feeding controller, number of barns, number of users, farm network conditions, required remote functions, alarm requirements and system integration details.