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TriSortpro Automatic sorting scale for successful pig finishing

TriSortpro – permanent weight control and labour-saving selection With Big Dutchman‘s automatic sorting scale TriSortpro, finishing pigs kept in large groups – with an optimum number of 250 to 400 pigs per group – can be sorted based on their individual weight. Among other things, this helps to deter mine the exact number and weight of ready-to-slaughter pigs, which in turn assists with the planning of the slaughter ing date. The pigs delivered to the slaughter house precisely match the slaughtering criteria; pigs weighing more or less than the required slaughtering weight are a thing of...

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permanent weight monitoring of all pigs –> information about daily weight gains and thus the health of the pigs is available at any time; 4 selection of under- or overweight pigs by means of colour marking; 4 weight-adjusted feeding; 4 ready-to-slaughter pigs can be selected easily and without stress before they are taken to the slaughter house; 4 precise information about the number of pigs to be slaughtered and their weight –> ideal selling time; 4 less time required for loading of pigs. The pigs leave the feeding area through a one-way door after feeding BigFarmNet – state-of-the-art...

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Technical specifications and planning examples for the use of TriSortpro If a TriSortpro sorting scale is installed, the house is divided into feeding, lying and selection areas. Group sizes of 250 to 400 pigs per sorting scale are ideal. One or two one-way doors through which the pigs can leave the feeding area have to be planned. Liquid as well as dry feeding are possible. Use of TriSortpro with two selection exits and dry feeding system For the management of large groups with an automatic sorting scale, pens can be arranged quite freely. The pigs determine which areas are used for...

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