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Feeding

INTRODUCTION
Your feeding strategy has a significant impact on your results
More frequent automatic feeding and feed pushing can have a positive effect on labour, animal health, fertility, production and finances. Our automatic feeding solutions tackle the tasks of frequent feeding and feed pushing to improve feed intake, which can result in healthier cows and more efficient production.
Feeding products overview
The basic principles of smart feeding
Feeding requires constant attention due to concerns about costs, the impact on animal health, and milk production. Our basic principles of smart feeding are designed to help you improve your feeding methods and make your daily schedule more flexible.
Frequent feeding
Multiple small meals per day keep pH levels stable, contributing to good rumen health and effective microorganisms within the cows rumen.
Customized rations
Automatic feeding makes it possible to load, mix, and distribute customized batches of feed for each group.
Precise rations
Advanced software in our automatic feeding systems allows precise loading of the correct weight per feed stuff.
Saving labour
Automatic feeding systems are there to save you labour hours, which you can spend on other farm tasks or private life.
Farming Insights
Farming Insights
Harvesting maize
Maize is the most common feed for dairy cows. As well as containing vital nutrients, the starch in maize also provides cows with the energy they need to produce milk and/or meat. When harvesting maize for whole crop silage it is essential to conserve 100% as this is your base for the coming year. This article looks at a few points that you should bear in mind.

Drinking behaviour in dairy cows
Water plays a key role in milk production, control of body temperature and many other body functions in dairy cattle. While feed and ration management are generally monitored in detail, water intake, availability and quality are often overlooked. Cows consume around 4-4.5 litres of water per kg of milk produced and drinking water can satisfy 80-90% of a dairy cow’s total water needs. Generally, cows only drink in short bouts (7-12 times a day) during which they consume a total of between 10 to 20 litres of water. Cows prefer to drink after milking and during feeding. This behaviour is clearly seen in herds, where cows will go to drink after visiting the robot.

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