1953Journal of Dairy ResearchRequires access

522. Automatic apparatus for drawing the milk-ejection curves of dairy cows under controlled milking conditions

W. G. Whittlestone, D. S. M. Phillips

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An improved milk-flow recording instrument is described which is completely controlled by the milking operations in an experimental dairy and which automatically indicates the end of milking in terms of a predetermined rate of milk flow. The instrument makes possible the recording of milk-ejection curves without changing the milking routine or requiring an additional operator in the milking shed.

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An improved milk-flow recording instrument is described which is completely controlled by the milking operations in an experimental dairy and which automatically indicates the end of milking in terms of a predetermined rate of milk flow. The instrument makes possible the recording of milk-ejection curves without changing the milking routine or requiring an additional operator in the milking shed.

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An improved milk-flow recording instrument is described which is completely controlled by the milking operations in an experimental dairy and which automatically indicates the end of milking in terms of a predetermined rate of milk flow. The instrument makes possible the recording of milk-ejection curves without changing the milking routine or requiring an additional operator in the milking shed.

Key concepts: Milking, Animal science, Dairy industry, Mathematics, Food science, Chemistry, Biology

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