Milking Equipment
Robotic batch milking garners the advantages of automated milking technology while also allowing producers to manage cows and farm labor in their own way.
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Managing new and used dairy robots for longevity
Milking robot technology is more widely available than ever before. Ensuring the greatest ROI when deciding between new and used involves evaluating multiple variables and pairing the investment with a service level agreement to provide peace of mind and financial predictability.
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SDSU dairy research farm to close but mark on industry remains
The South Dakota State University Dairy Research and Training Facility is set to close in June. Despite disappointment with the decision, faculty and alumni are proud of the institution's work toward progress in the dairy industry.
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Three principles of successful dairy facility projects
These three principles will help dairy producers find clarity in seeking greater efficiencies and long-term stability in the industry with new milking equipment or facilities.
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Myth-busting management concerns when using milking robots
Dairy producers considering a switch to robotic milking systems may have heard myths about the management and practical use of these systems. Here are some of the most common misconceptions and the reality behind them.
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What should reproductive management look like in robotic facilities?
Three experts weigh in on experiences they've had with clients managing reproduction protocols in robot facilities. Outlining goals and understanding cow behavior heavily influence success.
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Building the right foundation for your rotary milking system
Rotary milking systems have revolutionized the way farmers manage their milk production. While these systems are efficient, it is important your platform provides you with the right foundation to ensure long-term performance and productivity.
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Technology integration on Wisconsin dairy advances herd health
Progression on Wegnerlann Dairy LLC has included the implementation of activity collars and a parlor teat scrubber.
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What to know about installing used robots and parts
Used dairy robots are growing in popularity and offer producers a path to the benefits of robotics at a reduced cost. Protecting that investment, however, requires diligent research and an understanding of variables applicable to used robots.
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Reproduction management in a robotic facility
Robotic dairy systems allow producers to efficiently identify and segregate cows, enhancing the overall performance of their reproductive programs.
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