MUMBAI, India, March 13 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202631025671 A) filed by Dr. Jongpongrenla Jamir; Prof. V. K. Vidyarthi; Prof. M. Catherine Rutsa; Dr. Gaurav Dubey; Ms. Imkongsangla Jamir; Ms. Adany S; Mr. Syed Khaliduddin Ahmed; and Mr. A Amet Keikung, Lumami, Nagaland, on March 4, for 'a system and method for housing management to improve the performance of upgraded pigs.'
Inventor(s) include Dr. Jongpongrenla Jamir; Prof. V. K. Vidyarthi; Prof. M. Catherine Rutsa; Dr. Gaurav Dubey; Ms. Imkongsangla Jamir; Ms. Adany S; Mr. Syed Khaliduddin Ahmed; and Mr. A Amet Keikung.
The application for the patent was published on March 13, under issue no. 11/2026.
According to the abstract released by the Intellectual Property India: "The present invention relates to a system and method for housing management designed to improve the performance and productivity of upgraded pigs in pig farming operations. Proper housing plays a critical role in maintaining animal health, welfare, and growth efficiency. Conventional pig housing systems often suffer from limitations such as inadequate ventilation, poor sanitation, overcrowding, and inefficient waste management, which can negatively affect pig growth and increase the risk of disease. The proposed invention addresses these challenges by providing an improved housing structure integrated with effective management practices. The housing system is designed with compartmentalized sections to accommodate different categories of pigs, including piglets, growers, and adult pigs. This arrangement ensures proper space allocation and reduces competition among animals. The structure incorporates ventilation openings that allow continuous airflow within the housing unit, thereby regulating temperature and humidity and preventing the accumulation of harmful gases. The housing facility also includes strategically positioned feeding and watering areas to ensure convenient access to feed and water while minimizing wastage. The flooring system is constructed with a slight slope and integrated drainage channels to facilitate the efficient removal of urine and other liquid waste. This design helps maintain hygienic conditions and reduces the risk of disease transmission among pigs. Additionally, the housing system supports effective farm management by enabling easy monitoring, feeding, cleaning, and maintenance activities. By integrating improved housing design, ventilation, sanitation, and space management, the proposed system creates a controlled and comfortable environment for upgraded pigs. The invention contributes to enhanced growth performance, improved animal welfare, and increased productivity in pig farming systems, making it suitable for both small-scale and commercial pig production units."
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