Those cows are averaging 2.26kg of milk solids per day or 706kg per year, under the robotic system. That’s an increase from 2.03kg per day, or 635kg per year, when using the rotary dairy.

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Buying a second-hand robotic milker can help reduce start-up costs or add capacity to an existing setup. ... If a farm has 120 cows on two machines, averaging 35 litres, ...

With robotic milkers and a “social area” for the cows, this isn’t their fathers’ dairy farm. That’s because neither of Josh or Ginny Folts’ parents were farmers.

The Yates family of Karaka made the decision to go robotic which brought their son home to the farm. Pictured Brian Yates with parents Cathy and David in the new robotic milking shed. Supplied ...

The family also had to consider ways to improve their feeding methods for a larger herd of cows. They plan to grow more ...

DUBLIN — A milk cow walks up to a robot. Established by the Guthrie family in the late 1795, in its different iterations, Hillside Farm has produced cash crops, beef and, since 1980, milk.

As the dairy industry increasingly adopts automation with the use of sensors and robotics, researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife ...

Stephen Robb reports on a recent trip to Belgium to visit farm-scale AD plants and asks if they can work here.