Provimi is one of the leaders in the international animal nutrition industry. It is part of Cargill. As a brand within Cargill Animal Nutrition, Provimi delivers innovative, practical, and results-driven feed and feeding programs to modern producers. Their activities contribute to improved quality, safety, and animal welfare.
We began by designing a basic framework for the Provimi website in a corporate layout. From this foundation, multiple versions can be deployed. While the websites share the same functionalities, their appearance changes depending on the country and the brand represented there, such as Provimi France and Purina Italy.
In addition to the websites for various countries, AllesOnline also developed the BodyConditionScore tool, aimed at optimizing pig nutrition.
For this rush project, AllesOnline created a touchscreen with a fully interactive presentation. Some slides were projects in themselves, such as the barn slide, which featured numerous clickable elements.
After extensive testing, the complete presentation was installed on three mini PCs. These are ideal for use at trade shows, as they are stand-alone and can operate without an internet connection. This eliminates loading times and ensures everything runs quickly and smoothly.
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The temperature and humidity inside a barn are often higher than the values measured by the KNMI at its weather stations. For cows, it already becomes too warm when the temperature rises above 22°C. To provide an up-to-date view of the barn climate and how it is experienced by the cows, Provimi has installed temperature and humidity sensors in barns across the Netherlands.
The temperature and level of heat stress (THI) are displayed live on the Provimi weather data website. AllesOnline ensures that the data is accurately combined and clearly presented.
The same was done for Germany, so that farmers there also have access to live weather data. Once registered, they receive the weather forecast directly by email.
