ENGS Systems

ENGS Systems

"Innovative solutions for the dairy and beef cattle industries"

Israeli agri-tech company providing cattle health monitoring, heat detection, and dairy farm management technology solutions.

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Company Overview

ENGS Systems (E.N.G.S Systems Ltd.) is a privately owned Israeli company founded in 2000, headquartered in Rosh Pinna in the Northern District of Israel. The company develops and delivers technology solutions for dairy and beef cattle farm management, including heat detection systems, milking management software, animal welfare monitoring, and portable tracking devices. Its flagship Track a Cow system provides real-time telemetry for heat detection and health early-warning for both grazing and non-grazing herds in free-stall and robotic milking environments.

ENGS employs qualified engineers and R&D specialists, and its solutions are deployed across more than 40 countries, helping dairy farmers enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve animal welfare.

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Products & Solutions

Track a Cow

Wearable telemetry system for dairy cattle heat detection, health monitoring, and welfare management.

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Contact ENGS Systems

WEBSITE

https://www.engs.co.il

EMAIL

[email protected]

PHONE

-1969

HEADQUARTERS

Bareket 8, ZHR Industrial Park
Rosh Pinna , Northern District  12000

Israel

Company Facts

Founded

2000

Primary Role

Manufacturer

Company Size

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Primary Region

Middle East

Annual Sales

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Funding Stage

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Funding Total

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