
Cynomys is an Italian agtech company whose patented IoT platform continuously monitors livestock-farm environments for producers and agri-food groups.
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Lino Bacchilega of Cab Ter.ra explains how environmental monitoring transforms livestock farms, improving animal health and productivity.
The Sistema di Qualità Nazionale Benessere Animale introduces new guidelines emphasizing the role of continuous monitoring.
Air quality in calf-rearing affects respiratory health, antibiotic use, and growth performance in calves, with evidence and practical actions outlined.
Carbon farming for Italian agriculture requires continuous data monitoring to become a viable opportunity.
Cynomys provides environmental monitoring to optimize the agri-food supply chain, ensuring quality and sustainability at every production stage with real-time data and centralized management.
The company monitors over 30 parameters continuously to track greenhouse gas levels, water consumption, and reduce farming’s carbon footprint by 25% via a single plug-and-play platform.
Cynomys monitors greenhouse gases and water use to reduce carbon footprints by up to 25% and optimize resource efficiency.
Monitoring ammonia, methane, and other parameters increases livestock productivity and reduces animal mortality.
Cynomys s.r.l. secures $2.3M in seed funding from Farming Future to expand its IoT-based environmental monitoring systems. The Italian company develops certified, cloud-managed sensor networks for real-time data tracking and alerts, targeting Industry 4.0 and precision livestock farming. Solutions integrate modular hardware and software for B2B clients in agri-food sectors.
Oct 2026SignalbaseNews article
Early- to mid-stage companies showcase livestock monitoring technologies at the **Animal AgTech Innovation Summit** on **September 14, 2020**. The event highlights autonomous systems and wearable tech designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from livestock operations. Developers present solutions targeting efficiency and sustainability in animal agriculture.
Aug 2020Successful FarmingNews article