About 20% of the 17,000 Dutch dairy farms use an automatic milking system. About 50% of them practise grazing while the national average is about 80%. The potential for grazing is related tot the farm infrastructure (here expressed as stocking rate per ha grazing area) and to the personal preferences and experiences of the farmer. Five coherent and promising grazing strategies for farms with automatic milking have been developed. 'Maximum grazed grass' can be used for stocking rates up to 2 cows per ha grazing area; 'Plenty of grazed grass' can be used up to 3 cows; 'Half and half grazed grass' can be used up to 5 cows; 'Grzed grass as supplement' for up to 7 cows and 'Grazed grass as dessert' for up to 10 cows. For each grazing data are pr...
Pasture-based dairy systems have several advantages. However, the number of grazing dairy cattle in ...
Grazing cows are an important component in landscape in the Netherlands and grazing contributes to t...
In order to maintain grazing at highly productive dairy farms (i.e. farms with a high stocking densi...
About 20% of the 17,000 Dutch dairy farms use an automatic milking system. About 50% of them practis...
Recent research on how to combine automatic milking (AM) systems and grazing is presented with the o...
Milking dairy cattle with an automatic milking system (AMS) can be a reason for a farmer to minimize...
Successful grazing when using AMS is possible without having to devote a great deal of time to organ...
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...
peer reviewedThe dairy sector is facing serious economic difficulties linked to low milk price and v...
In temperate and oceanic regions, grazed grass is the lowest cost feed available for milk production...
The Amazing Grazing project addresses the challenges that Dutch farmers face in grazing systems with...
Due to larger herds on smaller grazing platforms, grazing has been decreasing in the the Netherlands...
In many intensive dairy regions in northwest Europe, a decline in grazing is observed. In the Nether...
Automatic milking Systems (AMS) have been practised for a number of years in Denmark, France and the...
Pasture-based dairy systems have several advantages. However, the number of grazing dairy cattle in ...
Grazing cows are an important component in landscape in the Netherlands and grazing contributes to t...
In order to maintain grazing at highly productive dairy farms (i.e. farms with a high stocking densi...
About 20% of the 17,000 Dutch dairy farms use an automatic milking system. About 50% of them practis...
Recent research on how to combine automatic milking (AM) systems and grazing is presented with the o...
Milking dairy cattle with an automatic milking system (AMS) can be a reason for a farmer to minimize...
Successful grazing when using AMS is possible without having to devote a great deal of time to organ...
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...
peer reviewedThe dairy sector is facing serious economic difficulties linked to low milk price and v...
In temperate and oceanic regions, grazed grass is the lowest cost feed available for milk production...
The Amazing Grazing project addresses the challenges that Dutch farmers face in grazing systems with...
Due to larger herds on smaller grazing platforms, grazing has been decreasing in the the Netherlands...
In many intensive dairy regions in northwest Europe, a decline in grazing is observed. In the Nether...
Automatic milking Systems (AMS) have been practised for a number of years in Denmark, France and the...
Pasture-based dairy systems have several advantages. However, the number of grazing dairy cattle in ...
Grazing cows are an important component in landscape in the Netherlands and grazing contributes to t...
In order to maintain grazing at highly productive dairy farms (i.e. farms with a high stocking densi...