Agralarm Transforms How Livestock Farms Monitor, Manage and Respond, Beginning with a New Website
Agralarm has launched a newly redesigned website that makes it easier for poultry, swine, and turkey farms, along with dealers and integrators, to monitor, manage, and respond to critical farm conditions. Learn about Agralarm’s AGRALINK® platform, which centralizes alarms, sensor data, and system health into a single, real-time dashboard accessible across devices. Built by farmers for farmers, Agralarm is commited to reliable technology, operational clarity, and smart livestock management.
January 29, 2026 - Salisbury, MD — Agralarm today announced the launch of its newly redesigned website, marking a major step forward in how poultry, swine and turkey farms, integrators, and dealers interact with and manage critical alarm and monitoring systems. The new site reflects Agralarm’s mission to streamline farm oversight, improve farm operations and deliver clearer visibility into house, bin, drinker and other conditions as well as instantly know the system’s health in real-time.
Designed by farmers with real-world livestock operational experience, the updated website highlights Agralarm’s multi-platform solution to monitoring, alarm control, and diagnostics. Farmers, dealers and integrators can quickly understand how Agralarm’s AGRALINK® centralizes sensor data, alarm notifications, and system status into a single, easy-to-use Dashboard accessible from phone, tablet, or desktop.
The new website also better supports our dealer network and integrators by outlining AGRALINK’s capabilities, deployment flexibility, and the value our system brings from a single to a multi-site operation. Website visitors can explore how AGRALINK works to minimize hardware needed, prevent losses, and streamline daily management through flexible alerts, remote control, and actionable insights.
“Our new website is just one step toward what Agralarm is built to do: maintain control of the chicken, swine and turkey farm with highly reliable, targeted technologies with complete and extended coverage for continuous uptime,” said Steve Flaherty, President of Agralarm. “We’re farmers ourselves, so we understand the needs of farmers, dealers, and integrators to deliver the service, support and advanced technology they can rely on.” The redesigned website brings smart farming to light with wireless sensors for real-time monitoring, alerts, and critical data that can be directly applied to the everyday decision making on a farm.
The Agralarm team invites visitors to explore the new website at https://www.agralarm.com/ and to share feedback as part of its ongoing effort to improve livestock offerings.
About Agralarm For over 30 years, Agralarm has been a trusted name in poultry and livestock monitoring. We deliver dependable alarm systems, custom-built software, and dedicated service to thousands of farms across the United States and Canada. Our mission is simple: help farmers protect their animals, operations, and long-term investments with technology built for real farm environments. Visit us at agralarm.com.
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