2014Global Journal of Human Social ScienceOpen access

Quantitative Behavior in Dairy Cows under the Conditions of Automatically and Conventionally Milking Systems

Berit FÃ ⁄ llner, Anne Harzke, H. Scholz

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Automatically milking systems increased in the last years in the European Union. Behavior of lactating dairy cows in the barn can be used to evaluate the effects of changing in the procedures of milking like Forced Cow Traffic (AMS and VMS) and the design of management in the waiting area (AMR).

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Automatically milking systems increased in the last years in the European Union. Behavior of lactating dairy cows in the barn can be used to evaluate the effects of changing in the procedures of milking like Forced Cow Traffic (AMS and VMS) and the design of management in the waiting area (AMR).

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Automatically milking systems increased in the last years in the European Union. Behavior of lactating dairy cows in the barn can be used to evaluate the effects of changing in the procedures of milking like Forced Cow Traffic (AMS and VMS) and the design of management in the waiting area (AMR).

Key concepts: Milking, Barn, Automatic milking, Dairy cattle, Animal science, European union, Agricultural science, Computer science

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