DeLaval Plus Behavior Analysis empowers better decision-making

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New data sensor solution uses AI technology to alert cow health events and enables cow localization.

Managing a dairy herd just got easier with the aid of DeLaval Plus Behavior Analysis – the latest farm management tool which uses data sensors to record each animal’s behavior, analyzes each cow’s data using artificial intelligence (AI), and helps dairy producers identify sick cows and cows in heat.

The new system from DeLaval, a global leader in the dairy industry, can also track cows’ localization in the barn every second of every day, making it easier to find cows that need attention. Daily updates and real-time information delivered to farmers’ smartphones help them manage their to-do lists more efficiently and effectively.

“By responding to a cow quickly and with the right action, producers can drive the performance of their farm by increasing cow productivity and welfare,” said Joaquín Azocar, Solution Manager, DeLaval Farm Management Systems. “Producers with DeLaval Plus Behavior Analysis in their farm management toolbox have total visibility and oversight of their cows.”

The system works with new DeLaval BioSensor ear tags, automatically communicating with nodes installed throughout the barn. The data is shared with DeLaval DeepBlue, an artificial intelligence-based software that analyzes the information using sophisticated models of cow behavior. The system provides state-of-the-art heat detection, rumination and eating behavior calculations and returns this information to farmers in the form of actionable intelligence so they can make better, faster and more accurate decisions.

The Riddells, who milk 90 cows in Ontario, Canada, installed DeLaval Plus Behavior Analysis to help them take better care of their herd. “If the cow is not feeling well, the graph on the computer will tell us before we can see it,” said Jaclyn Riddell. Her husband, Travis, also noted that the AI component takes herd management to the next level. “It’s looking behind the scenes and can find things quicker than we can,” he said.

As many farms struggle to find and retain skilled people, DeLaval Plus Behavior Analysis promotes a better work experience for farmers and their staff by taking the guesswork out of the equation. The tool, available with or without cow localization, can suit multiple barn layouts and reporting requirements.

For more information, visit [www.delaval.com]www.delaval.com. Our vision is to make sustainable food production possible. As a company built on innovation, we constantly work to find ways of helping our customers, dairy farmers, do more with less by providing world-leading milking equipment and solutions.

Today, DeLaval has approximately 4,500 passionate professionals operating in more than 100 markets around the world. DeLaval is part of the Tetra Laval Group. See more at https://corporate.delaval.com.

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