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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.
February 12, 2024
Matti McBride

“Change is easy. Transition is hard. Are you open to surrounding yourself with people who have the best knowledge and listening to them?” Nancy Charlton of DeLaval asked listeners of the “Capitalizing on robotics to enhance animal health and reproduction” panel at the 2023 Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council annual meeting.


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Protect lying time by reducing how long cows wait to be milked

A comparison between the time cows wait to be milked in herds milked in parlors and herds milked with automated milking systems.
January 17, 2024
Nigel B. Cook and Courtney Halbach

Failure to permit cows to rest when they want to, for as long as they need to, has a negative impact on their ability to produce milk, become pregnant, stay healthy and remain in the herd.


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Embrace technology, embrace rewards

November 8, 2023
Christina Winch

Change isn’t easy. Making the decision to change can be even harder. As we look toward the future, change is a must to set the farm up for continued success and provide an opportunity for our boys to farm should they desire to do so.


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Technology: Theme for a community-centered technical college

Northcentral Technical College provides students with valuable insights to implement in their respective agricultural careers through five dairy robots and many hands-on experiences.
November 7, 2023
Michelle Stangler

Life after high school looks different for everyone, as each person’s path is unique. However, colleges including Northcentral Technical College are dedicated to offering experiences and hands-on opportunities that can serve as valuable foundations for future careers. 


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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.
October 27, 2023
Ben Guelker

Robotic dairy systems have been available to the public for nearly three decades. In that time, numerous manufacturers have entered the industry, providing consumers with a variety of robotic solutions for milking, feeding and even manure management.


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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.
October 18, 2023
Dan Meihak

Reproduction management plays a critical role in any dairy. The ability to monitor, detect and act quickly when heat is detected significantly impacts herd performance. 


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Where are they now with milking robots?

Milking robots were once a solution for labor, but these producers found other things to consider with automation in the milking routine.
October 11, 2023
Jenn Coyne

Progressive Dairy caught up with dairy producers who installed varying automated milking equipment on their farms in the second half of the 2010 era.


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The top five reasons for investing in automation

Every farm is different, and every farmer investing in automation has different goals. Knowing the reasons why automation may make sense will help make the right decision for each farm.
September 25, 2023
Warwick Cross

The more we understand automation, the better equipped we are to make it work for us. Let's explore the top five reasons for automating the milking routine on a dairy.


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Become a better cow manager with milking robots

Robots help you become a better herd manager. Be effective with your time and the robot’s time to achieve consistent cow performance.
September 5, 2023
Andy Lenkaitis

The key to being the best manager is making the most of your time and the robot’s time. Here is how to be an effective herd manager with robots.



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Integrating automated milking systems and grazing

Implementation of milking robots, especially when combined with an automated sort gate, allows grazing herds to capitalize on benefits that include individualized milking and efficient herd and grazing management.
September 1, 2023
Katie Meier and Rebecca Steiger

The robotic aspect of milking a grazing herd is much the same as in a traditional one, but the primary difference is sending cows out to pasture and ensuring they regularly return to the robot for milking. Optimizing this condition is key.


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