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L L Ginoyan1, N T Abraimov1, B S Sansyzbayev1
1Private company "Organic and Minerals Limited", Astana, Kazakhstan.
Abstract:
For successful animal husbandry, farmers need to monitor the health status of animals on a daily basis, as well as ensure the safety and protection of animals. In this regard, the problem of choosing the optimal system for monitoring the condition of farm animals in the modern market is urgent. The practical value of the scientific article is to analyze the problems of stakeholders and, based on the needs, conduct a comparative analysis of various modern systems for monitoring the condition of small cattle using the weighted sum method. The object of the study was the process of monitoring the condition of small cattle using RFID tags, as well as the ability to monitor their health depending on the chosen approach. The subject of the study was a livestock enterprise that raises small cattle. It was found that the health of small cattle directly affects the financial stability of the farm. In the presented study, the authors analyze the problems of stakeholders and, based on the needs of stakeholders, conduct a comparative analysis of various modern systems for monitoring the condition of small cattle using the weighted sum method. The results obtained will help farmers make informed decisions in the future when choosing the most appropriate monitoring option for more effective and high-quality monitoring of the condition of small cattle, thereby reducing the risk of diseases and increasing profits for companies.
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