A sow farm lives or dies on reproduction numbers, and reproduction depends on the environment in three houses: service, gestation and farrowing. This package equips all three as one coordinated set.
Breeding and service area
Detection-mating stalls, boar pens with solid floors and a layout that gives the boar a clear walking route past the sow row — the single most important factor in heat detection rate.
Gestation house
Adjustable stalls or loose housing with ESF feeding, with the stall width set to your sow size and the flooring chosen for hoof condition. Feeding is by chain disc line with per-drop volume control so body condition stays even.
Farrowing house
Crates or free-access pens, heated piglet nests, creep areas and summer cooling. Crate width is matched to your breed, and the house is ventilated to keep the creep area at 30–32 °C while the sow area stays near 20 °C.
Sized to your batch system
One-week, three-week or four-week batch — tell us which and we will size crate numbers, penning and equipment counts so farrowing places match your weaning plan.