'Apartments' for pigs, AI barns at the livestock exhibition
'Apartments' for pigs, AI barns at the livestock exhibition
Vietnam's international exhibition specializing in livestock, animal feed and meat processing - Vietstock 2026 takes place on October 21-23 in Ho Chi Minh City, bringing together more than 300 brands from many markets such as Japan, Korea, and China.
The booths introduced a variety of technology and equipment serving the livestock industry, from animal feed production lines, barn equipment to automation systems in raising pigs, chickens and cows.
Vietnam's international exhibition specializing in livestock, animal feed and meat processing - Vietstock 2026 takes place on October 21-23 in Ho Chi Minh City, bringing together more than 300 brands from many markets such as Japan, Korea, and China.
The booths introduced a variety of technology and equipment serving the livestock industry, from animal feed production lines, barn equipment to automation systems in raising pigs, chickens and cows.
The model of high-rise buildings in pig farming, also known as "apartments for pigs", attracted attention when introduced by a Chinese business.
Instead of being raised on one level, pigs are arranged on multiple floors, helping to save space and increase herd size. The project includes a waste treatment area, offices and a sick pig isolation area. According to the business, the model is suitable for farms with limited land funds but wants to increase output, and is now commonly applied in a number of countries with developed livestock industries.
The model of high-rise buildings in pig farming, also known as "apartments for pigs", attracted attention when introduced by a Chinese business.
Instead of being raised on one level, pigs are arranged on multiple floors, helping to save space and increase herd size. The project includes a waste treatment area, offices and a sick pig isolation area. According to the business, the model is suitable for farms with limited land funds but wants to increase output, and is now commonly applied in a number of countries with developed livestock industries.
The model of high-rise buildings in pig farming, also known as "apartments for pigs", attracted attention when introduced by a Chinese business.
Instead of being raised on one level, pigs are arranged on multiple floors, helping to save space and increase herd size. The project includes a waste treatment area, offices and a sick pig isolation area. According to the business, the model is suitable for farms with limited land funds but wants to increase output, and is now commonly applied in a number of countries with developed livestock industries.
In addition, the business introduces an industrial chicken farming model with a farm equipped with solar panels to optimize power sources and reduce operating costs. Inside, the barn system is automated, from feeding the chickens, harvesting eggs to waste treatment, all are handled by machines.
In addition, the business introduces an industrial chicken farming model with a farm equipped with solar panels to optimize power sources and reduce operating costs. Inside, the barn system is automated, from feeding the chickens, harvesting eggs to waste treatment, all are handled by machines.
Automatic pig cages were introduced by many businesses at the exhibition, applying modern technology to improve breeding efficiency and optimize operating costs.
The system includes a bran storage silo connected to pipes and dosing boxes, delivering food to each trough, helping to reduce labor and limit loss. Drinking water is provided via a tap system, while waste is collected using an underfloor discharge system.
The barns are equipped with surveillance robots integrated with artificial intelligence, moving on a ceiling-mounted track system. The robot analyzes pig herd data in real time, from counting numbers, assessing physical condition to monitoring diseases and environmental parameters. A robot can operate effectively in a barn of less than 2,000 m2.
Automatic pig cages were introduced by many businesses at the exhibition, applying modern technology to improve breeding efficiency and optimize operating costs.
The system includes a bran storage silo connected to pipes and dosing boxes, delivering food to each trough, helping to reduce labor and limit loss. Drinking water is provided via a tap system, while waste is collected using an underfloor discharge system.
The barns are equipped with surveillance robots integrated with artificial intelligence, moving on a ceiling-mounted track system. The robot analyzes pig herd data in real time, from counting numbers, assessing physical condition to monitoring diseases and environmental parameters. A robot can operate effectively in a barn of less than 2,000 m2.
Mr. Nguyen Cong Minh Tri, Director of Pham Gia Nguyen Company, introduced the automatic chicken coop model, used by many domestic farms.
The system automates feeding, water supply, temperature control, egg and waste collection. The improvement of the products displayed at the exhibition is the design of partitions, divided into small cages, each holding about 5 chickens to limit the spread of disease and easily control the number.
According to Mr. Tri, installation costs are calculated according to the size of the herd. For farms raising 5,000-10,000 animals, the price ranges from 170,000 to 185,000 VND per animal.
Mr. Nguyen Cong Minh Tri, Director of Pham Gia Nguyen Company, introduced the automatic chicken coop model, used by many domestic farms.
The system automates feeding, water supply, temperature control, egg and waste collection. The improvement of the products displayed at the exhibition is the design of partitions, divided into small cages, each holding about 5 chickens to limit the spread of disease and easily control the number.
According to Mr. Tri, installation costs are calculated according to the size of the herd. For farms raising 5,000-10,000 animals, the price ranges from 170,000 to 185,000 VND per animal.
Many models of automated chicken and pig coops, technology applications, and AI integration from domestic and foreign enterprises were also introduced at the exhibition.
Many models of automated chicken and pig coops, technology applications, and AI integration from domestic and foreign enterprises were also introduced at the exhibition.
Many models of automated chicken and pig coops, technology applications, and AI integration from domestic and foreign enterprises were also introduced at the exhibition.
The liquid feeding system mixes bran with water in precise proportions, then pumps it through pipes to each trough. Food is mixed in a closed tank, helping to limit loss during processing and transportation.
According to introduction at the exhibition, liquid feed helps pigs digest and absorb nutrients better, increase growth speed and shorten farming time by about 10-15 days compared to using dry bran.
The liquid feeding system mixes bran with water in precise proportions, then pumps it through pipes to each trough. Food is mixed in a closed tank, helping to limit loss during processing and transportation.
According to introduction at the exhibition, liquid feed helps pigs digest and absorb nutrients better, increase growth speed and shorten farming time by about 10-15 days compared to using dry bran.
The screw sludge dewatering machine costs about 240 million VND and is used to separate water from livestock waste.
In high-tech pig farms, equipment helps treat manure and wastewater from barn cleaning operations, limiting blockages, saving water and reducing odors. The pressed residue is relatively dry, convenient for bagging to produce organic fertilizer.
The screw sludge dewatering machine costs about 240 million VND and is used to separate water from livestock waste.
In high-tech pig farms, equipment helps treat manure and wastewater from barn cleaning operations, limiting blockages, saving water and reducing odors. The pressed residue is relatively dry, convenient for bagging to produce organic fertilizer.
Smart heating lamp uses sensors to automatically adjust temperature, keeping pets warm. Instead of operating continuously, wasting electricity and risking overheating, the system automatically increases or decreases brightness depending on the actual temperature in the barn, helping to save energy and maintain a suitable environment for animals.
Smart heating lamp uses sensors to automatically adjust temperature, keeping pets warm. Instead of operating continuously, wasting electricity and risking overheating, the system automatically increases or decreases brightness depending on the actual temperature in the barn, helping to save energy and maintain a suitable environment for animals.
Many breeds of livestock such as chickens, ducks, fish, and shrimp are introduced at the exhibition. Among them, the Cherry Valley duck breed distributed by Haid Company attracts attention. Mr. Nguyen Tran Nhan, company representative, said the duck breed originated from England, was bred and developed from Peking ducks. Thanks to its rapid growth and high economic efficiency, Cherry Valley is chosen by many farms in Vietnam to raise meat for meat.
Ducks can be sold after about 45 days, reaching a weight of 3-3.5 kg each. This breed has a high percentage of lean meat, little fat and good egg laying ability. Currently, the price of ducklings distributed by the company is about 17,000 VND each.
Many breeds of livestock such as chickens, ducks, fish, and shrimp are introduced at the exhibition. Among them, the Cherry Valley duck breed distributed by Haid Company attracts attention. Mr. Nguyen Tran Nhan, company representative, said the duck breed originated from England, was bred and developed from Peking ducks. Thanks to its rapid growth and high economic efficiency, Cherry Valley is chosen by many farms in Vietnam to raise meat for meat.
Ducks can be sold after about 45 days, reaching a weight of 3-3.5 kg each. This breed has a high percentage of lean meat, little fat and good egg laying ability. Currently, the price of ducklings distributed by the company is about 17,000 VND each.
Many breeds of livestock such as chickens, ducks, fish, and shrimp are introduced at the exhibition. Among them, the Cherry Valley duck breed distributed by Haid Company attracts attention. Mr. Nguyen Tran Nhan, company representative, said the duck breed originated from England, was bred and developed from Peking ducks. Thanks to its rapid growth and high economic efficiency, Cherry Valley is chosen by many farms in Vietnam to raise meat for meat.
Ducks can be sold after about 45 days, reaching a weight of 3-3.5 kg each. This breed has a high percentage of lean meat, little fat and good egg laying ability. Currently, the price of ducklings distributed by the company is about 17,000 VND each.
Vietstock 2026 exhibition takes place over three days, expected to welcome 13,000 visitors. In addition to product displays, the event also includes specialized seminars and trade connection activities.
Vietstock 2026 exhibition takes place over three days, expected to welcome 13,000 visitors. In addition to product displays, the event also includes specialized seminars and trade connection activities.
Quynh Tran