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MARAFID combines smart shelters, agricultural production, resource management, veterinary services and digital solutions. Work is under way on all of the components below; their final specifications and figures are confirmed at detailed design and actual operation.
A project to develop a modern sheep-farming facility and manage feeding, veterinary care, fattening and production through an integrated system combining automation, organised operations and efficient resource use.
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The integrated smart shelters run on an operating model that links animal production with energy, water, feed, technology and research and development in one connected system. Its components exchange resources and data, improve operating efficiency, reduce waste and turn outputs into extra opportunities.
From resource management and shelter operation, through feeding, caring for and monitoring the herd, to processing products and managing waste, each stage supports the next, strengthening production efficiency and operating sustainability.
The system starts with what the farm needs before the herd: solar power for everything, desalinated water for drinking and irrigation, and feed produced on site from sprouted barley, silage and protected houses, so costs are not tied to a long supply chain.
Individual tracking per head, documented vaccination and vet checks, an ID card before exit, and a transparent, monitored abattoir.
A uniform ration from fresh feed, genetic selection, a climate-controlled environment and birth barns that protect lambs.
Lower feed, energy and water costs by producing them on site, recycling waste and cutting middlemen from farm to store. A design goal; figures are not published before approval.
Renewable power, reused treated water, and biogas and organic fertiliser from waste.
We welcome organisations, investors and specialists in livestock, agricultural production, smart technologies, energy and veterinary services.
Cooperation opportunities →The project seeks to connect resources, production and reuse within a single ecosystem, gradually reducing reliance on external resources and improving operating efficiency as implementation progresses.