Dr. Pol Llonch: Tech-Driven Welfare for Pigs | Ep. 102
In this episode of The Swine Health Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Pol Llonch, an animal behavior and welfare researcher from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, explores the advanced applications of precision livestock farming (PLF) and sensor technologies in enhancing swine welfare. Dr. Llonch discusses how these technologies help monitor and improve the living conditions of pigs, ultimately optimizing their welfare and productivity. Tune in on all major platforms to gain valuable perspectives on cutting-edge welfare practices.
"Improving welfare is probably the point where animals reach their highest productive potential." - Dr. Pol Llonch
Meet the guest: Dr. Pol Llonch, a senior researcher at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, specializes in applied animal behavior and welfare, with nearly two decades of focus on swine. His recent work involves using precision livestock farming technologies to enhance animal welfare.
- (00:00) Highlight
- (01:21) Introduction
- (03:00) Precision livestock farming
- (04:11) Technology across the production chain
- (05:05) Linking welfare and productivity
- (08:33) Future of Tech in Farming
- (10:55) Closing thoughts
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