Feed
FeedLive®
Service for detecting nutritional disorders
Or how
To manage nutrition to optimise feed efficiency
The feed ration is the basic element in the tecnical and economic performance of the livestock farm. To optimise your herd’s nutrition, to moitor feed transitions ad to maintain optimum production conditions, Medria has designed an innovative solution. The FeedPhone® provides ingestion and rumination data in a form of daily indicators and delivers early detection of nutritional and health disorders.
The FeedLive® sensor
The Medria Axel® sensor measures and records activity on the animal’s collar and sends the data to Medria Box®. This is the same sensor as used for the Heatlive® heat detection service.

Reliability
of the measurement
Wih 9 statistical readings every 5 minutes the FeedLive® provides high resolution monitoring of ingestion and rumination times of the last 24 hours compared with the average times over the last 7 days. These measurements have been qualified and validated by French National research institute INRA.
Two indicators / ingestion
and rumination
The FeedLive® is the only service on the market to measure online both ingestion and rumination time. It determines the free mothod, from the trough or out to pasture and enables you to anticipate and quickly crrect dietary imbalances. With the bar graphs, curves and texts you can identify at a glance the animal with abnormal dietary behaviour.
Management of groups
and animals
With the FeedLivee®, you can create several groups of animals on Farmlife® to monitor the dietary behaviour of different categories of animals. You can optimise nutrition depending on the requirements of the groups: start of lactation, end of lactation, etc., locate risky situations and provide corrections quickly.
Cycle d’utilisation du FeedLive®
Placing the Axel® sensor on the animal
Farmlife
Association of the sensor with the animal
Measurement of ingestion and rumination times
Farmlife
Creation of a reference belonging to each animal
Detection of abnormal or at-risk dietary behaviour
SMS
Dietary behavioural disorders
Consultation of curves and indicators
Farmlife
Display of bar graphs and the animal’s data
Clinical examination of the animal or correction of the feed ration
