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S2, Ep10 - Can IoT Systems Help Fight Against Mycotoxin Prevalence?
In this new episode of Feedinfo’s Feed for Thought podcast we are tackling Internet of Things (IoT) systems and seeing whether, through the use of sensors and data gathering, they can be employed to help in the fight against mycotoxins.
To find out more, we chat to Naeem Zafar, CEO of TeleSense, an IoT company specialising in grain storage management, about what these systems entail, how they can help the industry address the growing mycotoxin challenge driven by climate change, and where in the feed production chain they can make the biggest impact.
To find out more, we chat to Naeem Zafar, CEO of TeleSense, an IoT company specialising in grain storage management, about what these systems entail, how they can help the industry address the growing mycotoxin challenge driven by climate change, and where in the feed production chain they can make the biggest impact.
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By AgriBriefingIn this new episode of Feedinfo’s Feed for Thought podcast we are tackling Internet of Things (IoT) systems and seeing whether, through the use of sensors and data gathering, they can be employed to help in the fight against mycotoxins.
To find out more, we chat to Naeem Zafar, CEO of TeleSense, an IoT company specialising in grain storage management, about what these systems entail, how they can help the industry address the growing mycotoxin challenge driven by climate change, and where in the feed production chain they can make the biggest impact.
To find out more, we chat to Naeem Zafar, CEO of TeleSense, an IoT company specialising in grain storage management, about what these systems entail, how they can help the industry address the growing mycotoxin challenge driven by climate change, and where in the feed production chain they can make the biggest impact.