Huzaifa started breeding catfish while he was in college. That’s when he learned about fish farming and learned that feed costs account for 80% of the cost of the fish. When fish are hand-fed on a farm, the feed is distributed unevenly: some get more, and some get less. As a result, some fish grow big, while others don’t. This leads to some fish being left unclaimed. Buyers try to buy the bigger fish, and the smaller fish go to waste.
The decision to feed fish as much as possible does not solve the problem. Excess food in the water leads to pollution of the reservoir.
Huzaifa was surprised that fish farming practices
Had not changed in the last 30 years. Despite significant industry email list advances in technology, fish farming remained a semi-manual activity. Where innovation was needed most, it was lacking.
Huzaifah decided to take on this challenge and began developing a the brownian movement is also us comprehensive solution to improve aquaculture. His idea was to create a system that would not only improve the process of fish farming. He wanted to help fish producers with other aspects of the business, such as exporting their products. The result was two key services:
1. eFisheryKu is a mobile application for fish farm management that includes functions for purchasing feed, including with deferred payment. In addition, the application has an online marketplace for selling fish.
2. eFeeder – an innovative automatic feeding system
That allows precise dosing of feed and control of the feeding process trust review via a mobile application. The eFeeder system is equipped with sensors to monitor key aquaculture indicators such as feed consumption, stocking density and mortality rates.
These solutions have transformed the approach to aquaculture, improved its efficiency and created savings for many fish producers.
In 2017, eFishery introduced a system for monitoring shrimp feeding. The additional service opens up new horizons for aquaculture entrepreneurs and provides more opportunities for farm owners.
