Smart Poultry Farming 4.0: Leveraging IoT for Climate Control and Productivity

The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies into agriculture has transformed traditional farming into a data-driven, efficient, and sustainable practice, with poultry farming emerging as a significant beneficiary of this technological shift. This paper explores the application of IoT sensors in smart poultry farming, focusing on their role in optimizing productivity, improving animal welfare, and enhancing sustainability. Key IoT innovations on environmental monitoring, automated feed systems, and health tracking sensors, are discussed in the context of precision farming. Through a review of existing literature and analysis of case studies, this paper highlights the measurable benefits of IoT adoption in poultry farming, including increased efficiency, reduced resource wastage, and improved cost-effectiveness. Comparisons between traditional and IoT-enabled poultry farms illustrate significant advancements in productivity and sustainability. However, the study also identifies challenges such as high initial costs, technical barriers, and data security concerns, providing recommendations to address these issues. This paper concludes that IoT-enabled poultry precision farming represents a pivotal step toward a more sustainable and technologically advanced agricultural sector, offering scalable solutions for global food security challenges.

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2025-02-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cspa64953.2025.10933062
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Food Supply Chain Traceability
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Smart Poultry Farming 4.0: Leveraging IoT for Climate Control and Productivity

Wai Yie Leong
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Smart Poultry Farming 4.0: Leveraging IoT for Climate Control and Productivity

Wai Yie Leong
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Abstract

The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies into agriculture has transformed traditional farming into a data-driven, efficient, and sustainable practice, with poultry farming emerging as a significant beneficiary of this technological shift. This paper explores the application of IoT sensors in smart poultry farming, focusing on their role in optimizing productivity, improving animal welfare, and enhancing sustainability. Key IoT innovations on environmental monitoring, automated feed systems, and health tracking sensors, are discussed in the context of precision farming. Through a review of existing literature and analysis of case studies, this paper highlights the measurable benefits of IoT adoption in poultry farming, including increased efficiency, reduced resource wastage, and improved cost-effectiveness. Comparisons between traditional and IoT-enabled poultry farms illustrate significant advancements in productivity and sustainability. However, the study also identifies challenges such as high initial costs, technical barriers, and data security concerns, providing recommendations to address these issues. This paper concludes that IoT-enabled poultry precision farming represents a pivotal step toward a more sustainable and technologically advanced agricultural sector, offering scalable solutions for global food security challenges.

INTI International University (MY)
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Food Supply Chain Traceability
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