In a mega pig farm housing nearly 40,000 pigs, air is no longer invisible and intangible—it becomes a “l(fā)ifeline” that must be precisely designed and managed.In this edition of On-Site Decoding, we explore Guangken Wuyi Phase II nursery and fattening project, and reveal how Big Herdsman transforms every breeze into the foundation of pig health and growth efficiency.

In high-density farming, the biggest challenges often come from within: exhaust gases, dust, temperature differentials… Traditional ventilation systems struggle to cope.As the designer and equipment supplier for Guangken Wuyi, Big Herdsman tackled this core problem from the outset, offering two well-defined “breathing paths” as the solution.

The ventilation system of a pig house is like its lungs. Big Herdsman designed a refined dual-exhaust system that switches modes intelligently by season.



Outdoor fresh air → Mosquito-proof net (initial filtration) → Cooling pad (secondary filtration & cooling) → Corridor → Main duct → Air outlets → Even air distribution across the pig activity zone.
| Decode:
Every air stream is purified and pre-treated, ensuring uniform air delivery and eliminating dead zones in ventilation.
? Exhaust Path 1: Underground Ducting for Targeted Gas Removal?

Exhaust → Slatted flooring → Manure trench → Underground fan duct → Forceful extraction → Waste gas treatment system?
Decode:This approach targets the manure trench, the main source of ammonia and hydrogen sulfide, ensuring efficient removal of harmful gases.
? Exhaust Path 2: Ceiling Ventilation for Ambient Regulation?

Exhaust → Ceiling openings → Overhead chamber → Ceiling fan exhaust
Decode:
This?path?is?responsible?for?removing?hot?air?and?contaminated?gases?from?the?upper?area?of?the?pig?activity?zone,?working?in?synergy?with?the?trench
exhaust system to form a three-dimensional ventilation strategy. In winter, the system can intelligently switch to using only the trench exhaust mode,
which ensures air quality while significantly reducing indoor heat loss.


The?entire?project?adopts?Big?Herdsman’s?intelligent?environmental?control?system,?which?emphasizes?precision?and?adaptability.?It?is?no?longer?a?static
ventilation system, but one that can dynamically select the most efficient and energy-saving ventilation combination strategy based on seasons, pig age, and external climate, ensuring stability throughout the production process.
—? Guangken Client

Beyond breathing, this pig farm also understands isolation.The project implements a four-tier biosecurity zoning system—Red, Orange, Yellow, and Green—to ensure strict spatial isolation.
?? Green Zone – Core Production Area
?? Yellow Zone – Living & Office Area
?? Orange Zone – Isolation & Testing
?? Red Zone – Manure Treatment Zone
Decode:This color-coded defense line enforces strict control over the movement of people, vehicles, materials, and pigs through physical isolation and management protocols, effectively blocking the risks of pathogen intrusion and cross-contamination from entering the farm area.


Another?major?enemy?of?environmental?control?is?indoor?dust.?The?project?utilizes?smart?wet?feeders?throughout?the?entire?facility,?providing?fresh?porridge-style?feed?24/7.
The Guangken Wuyi project exemplifies the systematic evolution of modern pig farm climate control—from rough ventilation to environmental engineering.
This?marks?an?upgrade?from?“rough?ventilation”?to?“holistic?environmental?creation.”?What?Big?Herdsman?offers?is?more?than?just?fans?or?cooling?pads—it’s?a?comprehensive?environmental?solution?based?on?precise?data?sensing?and?logical?decision-making.By decoding airflow, biosecurity, and feeding strategies, we construct a healthy home where every pig can breathe freely and grow efficiently.