Effective Service Solutions in Dairy Farming through Dairy Automation Systems
In
order to maximize the production and quality of the dairy farming processes,
the inclusion of technology has brought in diverse avenues of options. Some of
the examples have been explained below.
Dairy
Cows are assigned strict healthy balanced diet to improve their rate of
production. This knowledge is given to farmers through certain mobile
applications.
Example: The national dairy development board (NDDB)
in India has launched a mobile app, “Pashu Poshan” to teach the farmers regarding
the balanced diet for cows.
Cows
feed on roughages and concentrates, out of which few species grow on soil. Not
all soils are fertile and plants species are not high yielding at all times. There are systems to grow
cattle feeds without soil in a couple of days. Example: The discovery of this
automation technique by hydroponics, Kenya.
The
knowledge dissemination in the dairy farming business and data collection of
Cattles and also encouraging entrepreneurship sorting out unemployment is done
under high involvement of highly equipped systems. Example: The project Moo,
introduced by the founder of Edutech, India involves modern systems.
Systems
are automated to save time, and wastage of energy by making milking easier
and efficient. Example: Introduction of robotic cow milking equipment.
Helps
in maintaining proper hygiene among those cows and cleaning easier. Example: The
swinging cow brush is a gadget that was introduced to keep the cows stress
free, clean and healthy.
Easier
to maintain a large herd on a wide big land area. Manual management is
very difficult.
Example:
Drone Technology is used widely to check on things with the farm and it
is effective to respond in times of emergencies.
In
case of difficulty in identifying symptoms of the disease on a specific cow,
automation systems help Dairy farmers to know exactly which cow is sick and to
react as soon as possible. Example: face recognition technology cows is a
computerized dairy farming technology that is available for dairy farmers.
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