PUM is proud to once again be represented at the 2025 American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) National Show through our U.S. brand, ScanX. From 11th to 18th July, this iconic event gathers goat enthusiasts and breeders from across the country, united by a commitment to the highest standards in animal health, breeding, and management.

ScanX has been a familiar and trusted presence at the ADGA show for many years, with a loyal following built on meaningful relationships, expert support, and truly industry-leading equipment. Our ongoing participation reflects not only our dedication to innovation but also the strong partnerships we’ve developed with breeders who care as deeply about goat health as we do.

Why Goat Scanning Matters

Ultrasound imaging is an essential tool for responsible and efficient herd management. At PUM, we believe strongly in helping breeders and farmers harness technology that brings real value to animal welfare, farm productivity, and informed decision-making.

Here are some of the key advantages of goat scanning:

Reproductive Management

• Early Pregnancy Detection: Ultrasound can detect pregnancy in goats as early as 28–30 days post-mating, enabling timely decisions around housing, feeding, and breeding schedules.
• Estimating Numbers: Estimating the number of kids a doe is carrying supports better nutritional and resource planning.
• Monitoring Foetal Development: Scanning allows ongoing observation of growth and development, helping identify issues before they escalate.
• Estimating Kidding Dates: With accurate gestational data, farmers can prepare for birth with greater confidence and reduced stress.

Why ScanX Is the Trusted Choice

Breeders who’ve worked with the ScanX ultrasound machine consistently highlight its unmatched performance, reliability, and ease of use. ScanX isn’t just a product—it’s a complete solution, backed by real expertise and designed specifically for the needs of livestock professionals.

Exceptional Image Quality

ScanX offers crisp, high-resolution images that are vital for accurate scanning. From early pregnancy confirmation to monitoring foetal viability, the clarity makes all the difference—especially for breeders making quick decisions in farm environments.

Support From Active Sonographers

As with all PUM products, the ScanX is supported by a team of practising sonographers who understand exactly how the equipment is used day to day. That experience translates into outstanding after-sales support and practical advice that makes a real difference in the field.

Portable, Practical and Durable

Weighing just 0.6kg (1.5lbs), the system is designed for mobility. The ruggedised 10.5″ tablet is easy to clean and handle in unpredictable farm settings. Whether used in a pen, a barn, or a field, ScanX is made to withstand the realities of goat farming.

Long Battery Life for Demanding Days

With over six hours of battery life, the ScanX is ideal for farms where access to power may be limited. You can carry out scans all day without worrying about interruptions or charging.

Showcasing the Best of PUM at ADGA 2025

At this year’s ADGA National Show, ScanX will be demonstrating several of our most popular and highly rated models:

• ScanX Air – Wireless, flexible, and perfect for on-the-go scanning.
• KX5600L – A robust system known for its durability and accessible price tag.
• Apogee 1000 Lite – Excellent imaging and feature-rich, ideal for both professionals and serious paraprofessionals.

These models have consistently proven to be favourites among goat breeders in the U.S. and across our global client base, and it’s easy to see why. Whether it’s image quality, reliability, or expert support, PUM continues to set the benchmark in the industry.

Continuing a Tradition of Excellence

We’re proud that our ScanX brand is not only trusted but is also a highlight of the ADGA National Show year after year. The equipment we provide is more than just technology—it’s a daily tool for improving animal health, reducing costs, and supporting better outcomes for breeders and their animals.