Consumer dashboard
Simple answers to two important questions: animal welfare conditions in the barn, and whether environmental indicators look sound.
Animal housing — air quality for welfare
One chart per gas — every barn on the same scale
Background bands follow fixed green / yellow / red limits (see subtitle under each chart). Each dot is that barn’s typical reading; yellow and red dots pulse gently as a heads-up.
Ammonia level (ppm)
Green 0–5 ppm · Yellow 5–7 · Red >7
Columns: barns (worst first). Height = mean reading.
CO₂ level (ppm)
Green 0–2850 ppm · Yellow 2850–3500 · Red >3500
Columns: barns (worst first). Height = mean reading.
Environmental impact — climate and air quality
Climate & dust — same dot-plot idea
Dust, humidity, and temperature use the same band logic: green = optimal, yellow = borderline, red = action. Typical levels come from mean sensor readings; dot colour reflects the mean against those limits.
Dust level (µg/m³)
Green 0–200 µg/m³ · Yellow 200–300 · Red >300
Columns: barns (worst first). Height = mean reading.
Humidity level (%)
Green 30–80% · Yellow 25–30 & 80–85 · Red <25 or >85
Columns: barns (worst first). Height = mean reading.
Temperature level (°C)
Green 20–24 °C · Yellow 17–20 & 24–27 · Red <17 or >27
Columns: barns (worst first). Height = mean reading.
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