Cow milking is demanding as well as a complex process. It involves several proper procedures like teat treatment and barn sanitation that provide a low-stress environment for the cow to release adrenaline, which in turn, stimulates milk to let down. To make the process hassle-free and a bit easier, farmers are using Fullwood Merlin MK2 and other robotic milking systems.

Earlier cows were milked by hand. Milking by hand is not as easy as it may seem. If the cow is afraid or anxious, the milking process becomes even more difficult & unpleasant for both the cow and dairy workers. Also, there was always a risk of shoulders, back, and neck injury. Besides, farmers need to be bound to milking for seven days a week, regardless of their family responsibilities and health.

Due to the magnitude and expense of labor involved in milking, farmers are adopting JOZ MOOV Feed Pusher and other such robotic milking systems. It is becoming an accepted technology in the modern dairy industry because of its ability to improve milking frequency, milk quality, milk yield, working conditions, udder health, and animal welfare. Let’s examine some key benefits of this milking system.

Labor savings

Before robotic milking technology became widespread, dairy farmers reported that morning milking, afternoon milking, and parlor maintenance sued to take more than 4 hours per day. Therefore, Adrian Jose Robotic Systems has significantly improved the efficiency of labor. They are freed from the milking process and can be devoted to the supervision of animals, feeding, and other activities.

Milk quality

Milk quality comprises nutritional composition and hygienic quality with the essential parameters like total bacterial count(TBC), somatic cell count (SCC), freezing point, free fatty acids (FFA), anaerobic spores, and the content of protein, fat, lactose, urea, and casein. Some studies suggested that the milk quality was superior comparable to non-automated milking.

Udder health

Besides labor, milk quality, and milk yield, improvements in animal health and welfare are also the key outcomes of the adoption of robotic milking systems. After the introduction of this technology, cows are milked more frequently that leaves less time for bacteria to develop in the udder between milking.
Therefore, the new robotic techniques are helpful and useful for the dairy farmers as well as for the animals. Find a reliable partner and adopt this system today for your farm.

Contact Details:

Adrian Jose Robotic Systems Ltd
Email id :[email protected]
Mob no. :07857404943
Website :www.adrianjose.co.uk