Successful grazing when using AMS is possible without having to devote a great deal of time to organize and fetch cows every day. However, a careful strategy and good infrastructure, and observation of cow behaviour and pasture are necessary, and the herd has to adapt to the chosen design and routines. In practice, sectional permanent grazing, part-time grazing and structured rotational grazing have been shown to be successful, in terms of allowing outdoor grazing while still maintaining milking frequency and milk yield. In addition, part-time grazing can be combined with either of the other two systems
With increasing intensification of the dairy sector in many countries and with the introduction of a...
In order to maintain grazing at highly productive dairy farms (i.e. farms with a high stocking densi...
An adequate feed intake is an important prerequisite to realize high milk production in dairy cows,...
Successful grazing when using AMS is possible without having to devote a great deal of time to organ...
Recent research on how to combine automatic milking (AM) systems and grazing is presented with the o...
The introduction of automatic milking systems (AMS) within European dairy farming in the past decade...
Automatic milking systems (AMS) enable cows to be milked without human interference. Such systems ar...
Milking dairy cattle with an automatic milking system (AMS) can be a reason for a farmer to minimize...
When automatic milking is combined with grazing the cows are given a unique opportunity to choose be...
Forage rape (Brassica napus L.) is a high producing, high nutritive value forage that has been succe...
About 20% of the 17,000 Dutch dairy farms use an automatic milking system. About 50% of them practis...
Nowadays farmers have to manage larger herds but at the same time, want to benefit from a normal soc...
With increasing intensification of the dairy sector in many countries and with the introduction of a...
In order to maintain grazing at highly productive dairy farms (i.e. farms with a high stocking densi...
An adequate feed intake is an important prerequisite to realize high milk production in dairy cows,...
Successful grazing when using AMS is possible without having to devote a great deal of time to organ...
Recent research on how to combine automatic milking (AM) systems and grazing is presented with the o...
The introduction of automatic milking systems (AMS) within European dairy farming in the past decade...
Automatic milking systems (AMS) enable cows to be milked without human interference. Such systems ar...
Milking dairy cattle with an automatic milking system (AMS) can be a reason for a farmer to minimize...
When automatic milking is combined with grazing the cows are given a unique opportunity to choose be...
Forage rape (Brassica napus L.) is a high producing, high nutritive value forage that has been succe...
About 20% of the 17,000 Dutch dairy farms use an automatic milking system. About 50% of them practis...
Nowadays farmers have to manage larger herds but at the same time, want to benefit from a normal soc...
With increasing intensification of the dairy sector in many countries and with the introduction of a...
In order to maintain grazing at highly productive dairy farms (i.e. farms with a high stocking densi...
An adequate feed intake is an important prerequisite to realize high milk production in dairy cows,...