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Smart Technology Runs a Profitable Cattle Farm in South Korea

A South Korean farmer named Kim runs his cattle farm from an office, with chips on each cow sending health and environment data to his mobile phone.

A farmer in South Korea has built a profitable cattle farm under smart farm management. He controls the farm through technology while sitting in an office. Modern technology has made his work easier and raised production many times over, bringing him extra profit.

A farm brought under smart technology


Kim set up the farm in Thombok village in Chungnam Province four years ago. Two years ago he brought it under smart technology. Chips fitted to each cow's neck or ear send every kind of information about the animal's body and surroundings to Kim's mobile phone automatically over the internet.

What the system controls


The same technology controls the farm's light and ventilation and even the nutritional value of the cattle feed. Along with detailed information on the physical condition of each cow, everything up to milking is managed through technology.

The investment is somewhat higher, Kim's experience shows, but the returns are full.

Source: Shykh Seraj, Hridoye Mati O Manush. First published in Bengali on The Agro News.

Shykh SerajAgricultural journalist

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