Prospects for automatic milking /

Prospects for automatic milking /

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مؤلفون آخرون: Lippus, A.C. (المحرر), Metz, J.H.M. (المحرر), Rossin, W. (المحرر)

التنسيق: كتاب الكتروني

اللغة: English

منشور في: Leiden ; Boston : Brill | Wageningen Academic, 1992.

سلاسل: Biology - Book Archive pre-2000
EAAP Scientific Series ; 65.

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Dairy farming > Automation > Congresses.
Milking machines > Congresses.

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جدول المحتويات:
  • Front Matter
  • Introduction /
  • A.A. Jongebreur
  • The automation of milking as a key issue in future oriented dairy farming /
  • H. Schön , R. Artmann , and H. Worstorff
  • Status, results and further development of an automatic milking system /
  • R. Artmann
  • Mains Project - Automatic Milking /
  • Ph. Marchal , G. Rault , Ch. Collewet , and L. Wallian
  • Design features of the Silsoe automatic milking system /
  • M.J. Street , R.C. Hall , D.S. Spencer , A.L. Wilkin , T.T. Mottram , and C.J. Allen
  • Evolution of Düvelsdorf milking robot /
  • M. Dück
  • Robotic milking system (RMS): design and performance /
  • R. van der Linde and J. Lubberink
  • Automatic milking: reality /
  • J. Bottema
  • Field trials of the Silsoe automatic milking system /
  • C.J. Allen , T.T. Mottram , A.R. Frost , M.J. Street , R.C. Hall , and D.S. Spencer
  • Observations of automatic teat cup attachment in an automatic milking system /
  • P.H. Hogewerf , P.J.M. Huijsmans , A.H. Ipema , T. Janssen , and W. Rossing
  • Physiological response of dairy cows to milking /
  • M.J. Paape , A.V. Capuco , A. Lefcourt , C. Burvenich , and R.H. Miller
  • A non-invasive method for measuring the compressive load on teats and the congestion of the teat ends during milking /
  • O. Rønningen
  • The influence of switch level in automatic cluster removers on milking performance and udder health /
  • M.D. Rasmussen
  • Measuring quarter milk electrical conductivity, milk yield and milk temperature for detection of mastitis /
  • K. Maatje , P.H. Hogewerf , W. Rossing , and R.T. van Zonneveld
  • Composite milk electrical resistance as a means for monitoring mastitis /
  • E. Shoshani and A. Berman
  • Measuring milk conductivity and temperature during milking /
  • J. Vegricht , P. Ambroz , and A. Machalek
  • Investigations on the suitability of different milk parameters for the early detection of mastitis, and implications for automated monitoring /
  • D. Schlünsen and R. Bauer
  • Experiments to influence the content of somatic cells in bulk milk by separating the milk from quarters with high electrical conductivity in fore-milk /
  • M. Graupner , G. Wehowsky , F. Tröger , and K. Barth
  • Automatic milking: milk quality /
  • D. Westhoff and C.J. Liu
  • Teat cleaning and stimulation /
  • E. Schuiling
  • Effects of milking intervals on the demand for cleaning the milking system in robotized stations /
  • D. Ordolff and D. Bölling
  • Cleaning frequency of automatic milking equipment /
  • J.G.P. Verheij
  • Composition of milk in relation to its processing in dairy industry /
  • P. Zoon
  • Near-infrared spectroscopy for evaluating milk quality /
  • R.N. Tsenkova , K.I. Yordanov , and Y. Shinde
  • Fresh raw milk composition analysis by NIR spectroscopy /
  • Z. Schmilovitch , E. Maltz , and M. Austerweil
  • The effects of frequent milking on udder physiology and health /
  • J.E. Hillerton and A. Winter
  • Role of milking in the maintenance of lactation in dairy animals /
  • Y. Shinde
  • Milk production, and some related nutritional and reproductive variables, of dairy cows under two different milking regimes in early lactation /
  • U. Bar-Peled , A.R. Lehrer , Y. Folman , I. Bruckental , J. Kali , H. Gacitua , E. Maltz , H. Tagari , and B. Robinzon
  • Milking primiparous cows three times every two days in early lactation: milk secretion and nutritional status /
  • B. Rémond , M. Petit , and A. Ollier
  • The effect of feeding during milking on milk production and milk flow /
  • K. Svennersten and B. Samuelsson
  • Effects of frequent milking on heart rate and other physiological variables in dairy cows /
  • C. Royle , P.C. Garnsworthy , A.J. McArthur , and T.B. Mepham
  • Production, duration of machine-milking and teat quality of dairy cows milked 2, 3 or 4 times daily with variable intervals /
  • A.H. Ipema and E. Benders
  • Experiences with continuous robot milking with regard to milk yield, milk composition and behaviour of cows /
  • J.H. Kremer and D. Ordolff
  • The effect of increased milking frequency and automated milking systems on the behaviour of the dairy cow /
  • A. Winter , R.M. Teverson , and J.E. Hillerton
  • The use of a selection unit for automatic milking: consequences for cow behaviour and welfare /
  • C.C. Ketelaar-de Lauwere
  • Behaviour of cows before, during and after milking with an automatic milking system /
  • J. Metz-Stefanowska , P.J.M. Huijsmans , P.H. Hogewerf , A.H. Ipema , and A. Keen
  • Feeding strategies and automatic milking /
  • H. Pirkelmann
  • Scope of management and management decisions /
  • A.A. Dijkhuizen , R.B.M. Huirne , and J.B. Hardaker
  • The design of the management system for the Silsoe automatic milking system /
  • D.S. Spencer and M.J. Street
  • Control and management in the automatic milking system dairy farm /
  • S. Devir
  • Expert system for cow transfer between feeding groups: potential applications for automatic self feeding and milking /
  • E. Maltz , P. Grinspan , Y. Edan , A. Antler , O. Kroll , and S. L. Spahr
  • Dairy herd lactation expert system, a program to analyze and evaluate lactation curves /
  • R.H. Fourdraine , M.A. Tomaszewski , and T.J. Cannon
  • A method for continuous automatic monitoring of accuracy of milk recording equipment /
  • G. Wendl , X. Zenger , and H. Auernhammer
  • The performance of an automated dairy management data-gathering system /
  • S. Carmi
  • Influence of threshold values and duration of increased activity on the prediction of oestrus by pedometers /
  • R.J. Pulvermacher and K. Maatje
  • Signal processing of activity data for oestrus detection in dairy cattle /
  • W.J. Eradus , W. Rossing , P.H. Hogewerf , and E. Benders
  • Detecting mastitis with a neural network using electrical conductivity data /
  • M. Nielen , M.H. Spigt , and K. Maatje
  • An integrated approach to support treatment and replacement decisions in dairy cows with special attention to mastitis /
  • E.H.P. Houben , R.B.M. Huirne , and A.A. Dijkhuizen
  • Development of a knowledge-based system describing the relations between mastitis and milking machines /
  • H. Hogeveen , J. van Vliet , E.N. Noordhuizen-Stassen , and A. Brand
  • Automatic milking and animal breeding /
  • H.O. Gravert
  • Ethology and technology: the role of ethology in automation of animal production processes /
  • J.F. Hurnik
  • The perception by stockpersons of the effect on their esteem, self-concept and satisfaction of the incorporation of automatic milking into their herds /
  • M.F. Seabrook
  • Human aspects in automatic milking /
  • P. Lundqvist
  • Short and long term economic aspects of automatic milking systems /
  • S.B. Harsh , R.B.M. Huirne , A.A. Dijkhuizen , and R.W. Gardner
  • Analysis of capital investment in robotic milking systems for U.S. dairy farms /
  • D.V. Armstrong , L.S. Daugherty , D.M. Galton , and W.A. Knoblauch
  • Automatic milking in Italy: implementation on the dairy farm and economic aspects /
  • F. Sangiorgi and G. Provolo
  • Conditions for implementation of automatic milking on dairy farms /
  • A. Kuipers and A.T.J. Van Scheppingen
  • Voluntary entrance into the milking parlour /
  • J.L. Albright , A.R. Cennamo , and E.W. Wisniewski
  • Simulation as a tool for designing automatic milking systems /
  • E. van Elderen
  • Assessment of the use of a decision support system to manage insemination through routine milk progesterone analysis /
  • R.J. Esslemont and M.E. Williams
  • A computer program to analyze herd management using DHI testday information /
  • R.H. Fourdraine , M.A. Tomaszewski , and T.J. Cannon
  • Computer aided system for health and reproduction control in dairy cows /
  • P.H. Hogewerf , K. Maatje , and W. Rossing
  • Free fatty acids; influence of milking frequency /
  • A.H. Ipema and E. Schuiling
  • Monitoring cow performance using lactation curves /
  • L. Jones
  • A study of the energy consumption and power requirements of electrical equipment used on Turkish dairy farms /
  • A. Kasap
  • Quality control of ‘ex-farm’ milk in The Netherlands /
  • C. de Koning
  • Search for a criterion for oestrus detection based on telemetric measurement of body temperature /
  • J. Metz-Stefanowska , A. Keen , and W. Rossing
  • Automatic feeding station for forage /
  • S. Mihina , K. Kovalcik , M. Kovalciková , and S. Talich
  • A model for monitoring health and reproduction based on a combined processing of variables /
  • R.M. de Mol , R.T. van Zonneveld , B. Engel , A. Keen , W.J. Eradus , G.H. Kroeze , A.H. Ipema , K. Maatje , and W.
  • Rossing
  • Automated cow and machine performance monitoring in the Ruakura milk harvester /
  • R.A. Sherlock and M.W. Woolford
  • Labour organization aspects of milking with an automatic milking system: structure of the problem /
  • B. Sonck
  • Practical experiences with automated electronic animal identification using injected identification transponders /
  • S.L. Spahr and R.S. Surber
  • Effects of local pre-stimulation versus post-stimulation on milk production and milk composition /
  • K. Svennersten
  • Practical application of Milkodat palettes for early detection of mastitis and mastitis monitoring during lactation period /
  • P. Tongel and S. Mihina
  • Modification of suction-pressure pulsation ratio /
  • L. Tóth and J. Bak
  • The Hungarian milking robot /
  • L. Tóth , J. Bak , and T. Liptay
  • An alternate paradigm for fostering collaborative research and technology transfer /
  • M.A. Varner and R.A. Cady.