Make every field station accountable.

An obligate parasite at the wildlife–livestock interface

New World screwworm larvae feed in the living tissue of warm-blooded animals. Wildlife can complicate surveillance and response because free-ranging hosts cross property, county, and management boundaries while wounds and infestations may remain difficult to observe.

• Myiasis surveillance and suspect-event escalation
• Operational continuity across remote treatment areas
• Wildlife, livestock, companion-animal, and public-health interfaces

A station that exists is not necessarily a station that functioned

Program managers need more than a deployment inventory. They need to know whether each location remained online, whether scheduled access occurred, whether feed or approved program material was available, and where interruptions created a coverage gap.

• GPS-registered station identity
• Scheduled-versus-completed event reconciliation
• Battery, connectivity, feed-level, and motor exception signals

Remote command paired with controlled mechanical access

WildCore PRO provides cellular command, scheduling, geolocation, and event telemetry. FeedVault controls physical access at the feeder. Ranch Mode can associate those operations with a defined health program, field zone, station cohort, and authorized batch record.

• Cohort schedule changes without a station visit
• Treatment-window and configuration-revision history
• Exception-led management instead of manual log review

Traceable delivery infrastructure for incident command

The system can create a defensible operating record: what was expected, what the equipment reports occurred, which stations deviated, when personnel intervened, and whether the assigned network maintained program availability during the selected operational period.