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Are you satisfied with the technology you use on your farm?
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Are you satisfied with the technology you use on your farm?

What works well? What’s still missing?

We’re a small team working on new technology for dairy farms, and we’d really value your guidance in shaping the features we build.

Feel free to leave a comment below or join our short 3-minute survey. Your experience will help us understand what works, what’s missing, and what farm technology should focus on next.

Really appreciate your input!

Google form: https://forms.gle/YVZU1qUZ3WLHtYL46

u/Born-Management-6129 — 1 day ago
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For those of you using milking robots, how do you handle the alert?

We’re a small farm with about 70 milking cows. Normally, we just collect milk samples and send them to the lab. But I’m curious how larger farms using robots handle cases with high cell counts.

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u/Born-Management-6129 — 4 months ago
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Hi, I'm currently milking around 200 cows with Fullwood, and I’m considering changing to either DeLaval or Lely.

Does anyone have experience with DeLaval’s MCA?

I know Lely also provides milk-quality data like temperature, conductivity, but I’m not sure how valuable that information is in practice.

For those using DeLaval or Lely robots, does this data help with decision-making, or is it more of an extra feature?

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u/Born-Management-6129 — 4 months ago