Precision Livestock Farming
Definition: Precision Livestock Farming
The use of technology to monitor and manage livestock health, behavior, and productivity. Precision livestock farming includes sensors, automated feeding systems, and data analysis. For example, using sensors to monitor the health and activity of dairy cows to improve milk production and animal welfare.
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