Livestock Monitoring
Cow Cameras & Calving Cameras
Since complications during birthing can happen suddenly and result in the deaths of the mother and/or the calf/foal, farmers must closely monitor animals when they are near to giving birth.
In fact, the USDA found that nearly 18 percent of all non-predator deaths for calves was a result of calving-related problems.
A cow can be worth several thousands of dollars and can be a big loss if there are birth complications with the calf, the cow or both,” Valyear explained. “Horses are a whole other ball game. We had one client that has a new colt he sold for CAD$250,000. You can imagine the loss there.”
"18 percent of all non-predator deaths for calves was a result of calving-related problems."
"The ability to monitor livestock anytime, anywhere rightat the palm of your hand"
With cameras able to keep an eye out 24/7, video surveillance allows farmers to watch animals from a distance, also allowing them to act faster in the event something happens. For example, during the calving season you can save calves and cows in time if difficult deliveries occur.
The ability to monitor livestock anytime, anywhere right at the palm of your hand is another great reason to invest in a good livestock monitoring camera system.