The Provincial Plan for Digital Transformation in the field of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medic

The Provincial Plan for Digital Transformation in the field of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine until 2025 and orientation to 2030, determines:

Strive to have 100% of the management database on livestock, animal feed and disease surveillance digitized, centrally stored, and shared on the shared data system and open data platform of the province. 100% online public services at full online level, provided on many different access means, including mobile devices. 100% of the database on diseases, livestock, and animal feed was built with contributions from organizations, individuals, and communities. 100% of livestock production facilities, when needed, will be supported and guided in posting and trading their agricultural products on the province's e-commerce platform or online sales channels.

Mr. Huynh Ngoc Diep, Director of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine, assessed: In recent years, livestock farming methods are gradually shifting from old-fashioned, outdated household-scale farming to centralized farm scale. medium, industrial, large commodity production. Farms apply many scientific and technological advances, such as: Closed barns, cooling systems in summer, heating systems in winter, ventilation systems, waste treatment..., or applying digital technology to in livestock management, disease control, helping to improve productivity, reduce costs and increase profits appear more and more often.

For example, with the automated management and operation system of activities inside Vinamilk Binh Dinh Dairy Farm with internet connection, farm staff can monitor all activities from anywhere. The barn area is equipped with an automatic cooling system (equipment to measure heat and humidity, treat manure, wastewater, etc.), helping the environment inside the barn stay cool. More than 2,000 cows being raised here all wear 2 chips on their necks, of which 1 chip plays the role of identifier, helping to determine the cow's origin, farm, parents' background and many other parameters; The remaining chip provides indicators of health status, fertility and milk yield... Data on these two chips are continuously updated and sent to the management center, this is the basis for the automatic system. Analyze, evaluate and provide detailed reports for farmers to check, compare and provide necessary care when needed.

According to Mr. Hoang Van Truong, Director of Vinamilk Binh Dinh Dairy Farm, the farm uses a number of management software, from ration management, nutrition, cow-calf health, care and breed management, machinery and equipment maintenance... These software are integrated, linked and uploaded to the server, and are integrated through software on smartphones. From here, the farm's veterinarian can easily monitor the herd and promptly go down to the barn to examine directly when he notices that the cows have abnormal indicators. Thereby, providing further treatment options or adjusting the diet for that individual cow.

Determining digital transformation as an important solution to help livestock farmers improve productivity, quality and competitiveness of agricultural products at the lowest cost, Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Tran Van Phuc affirmed: In the coming time, the industry will Provincial Agriculture continues to make efforts to build and complete the information system and database specialized in livestock, in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Livestock and Circular No. 20 of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development on regulations on updating and declaring exploit and manage the national database on livestock. At the same time, promote the construction and application of software for granting and managing licenses and certifications for slaughtering and practicing and trading veterinary drugs; Review, complete and digitally transform livestock and veterinary technical processes for key livestock in accordance with specific conditions in the province. In addition, build an electronic handbook to support the technical process of raising and slaughtering poultry and livestock for people... From there, meet the quality and food safety requirements of consumers. domestically and exported, creating jobs, increasing people's income as well as conforming to the trend of the 4.0 industrial revolution.