Sensors on the floor,numbers in the book.
Silo weight, trolley loads, water flow and shed temperature stream to the cloud and land directly in feed, stock and performance reports.
Silo weight
Load cells under each silo report continuously, so feed on hand is measured rather than guessed.
- Live view
- Current weight and fill percentage per silo.
- Daily report
- Consumption per day with shed attribution.
- Reconciliation
- Silo versus purchase inward comparison.
- Setup
- Silo master, calibration and alert thresholds.
Feed trolley
Loads weighed on the move, so feed issued to each shed is recorded at the point of delivery.
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Live trolley weight
Currently reading 186 kg with per-trip capture.
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Feed issue link
Trolley readings feed running feed issues against flocks and units.
Water tanks
Level and flow per shed — an early warning for consumption drops before mortality moves.
- Level sensing
- Ultrasonic tank measurement with per-shed calibration.
- Flow
- Litres per minute against expected consumption bands.
- Alerts
- Low level and abnormal drop notifications.
Shed climate
Temperature sensors on the same gateway fabric as feed and water.
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Temperature
Live reading 28.4 °C with history per shed.
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Sensor placement
Multiple sensors per shed mapped to units so readings roll into flock reports.
Gateways, nodes & provisioning
The device layer is managed in-app, not through a separate vendor console.
- Device registry — gateways and controllers per farm
- Node controls — enable, disable and reassign nodes
- Sensor config — type, unit, calibration and range
- WiFi provisioning — controller onboarding from the app
- Health — last seen, latency and signal state
- Mapping — devices bound to farms, units and sheds
IoT reporting
Telemetry becomes operational reporting, not just a live dial.
- Silo dashboard
- All silos with fill levels at a glance.
- Daily silo report
- Consumption by day, shed and feed type.
- Silo vs purchase
- Delivered versus consumed reconciliation.
- Sensor history
- Water and temperature trends over the cycle.
Put sensors on your sheds
Connect silos, trolleys, tanks and climate sensors to the same system that runs your books.