From doubt to success

Tina Frederiksen had more or less given up on electronic sow feeding.
The previous systems she’d tried were cumbersome and created more work than they saved.
But that changed in 2023, when she installed 11 FREEDA Walk In ESF stations across three gestation pens at her farm in Romlund, Denmark.

“After just the first week, we could see the difference,” Tina says. “The sows settled much faster, and we had a far more uniform group. There’s less agitation, fewer injuries – and almost no feed waste.”

Facts instead of feelings

Built for reality – and for the future

Even though the barn is older and uses deep litter, the system was installed without major modifications. The sows quickly learned to use the stations – almost without training.

“We were curious to see how they’d respond,” Tina says. “But they got it right away.
It’s simple – and it just works.”

After such a positive experience, plans for the future are already in place: Walk In will be an integral part of the coming expansion of the production.
For Tina, it’s not just about saving feed or time – it’s about making the right decisions based on data.

“I believe there’s always room to improve – but that requires having the right data to act on. Walk In helps us do exactly that.”