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Forthcoming

issues of IDT Optionsfor


Better cow comfort as well as
22.1 greater performance
FEB Customers have been used to Bioret
Agri’s innovative ideas for a long
time, always aimed at the better

Heat stress comfort for the dairy cow as well as


the greater performance for the
dairyman. Divi’Zen, as the last
challenges product issued by Bioret Agri, was
particularly noticed at Eurotier expo.
Getting the best returns from the herd bioret-agri.com
through effective environmental and It is a flexible and robust divider
health management. designed to fit to the headlocks and
create individual slots for a quieter
feeding, while dominant cows are
Options for: Mastitis & teat care restrained to not disturb their mates Advantages for the dairyman:
from having their full meal. Thanks to higher-grounded feeding
Combined with Bioret Agri's stalls, the cows neither are disturbed
Feeding Step (introduced in 2019), by the scraper anymore, nor afraid
Divi’Zen provides a real stall by it, which reduces their stress. By

22.2 dedicated to feeding, where the cow


feeds better without disturbing one
another, where they are not stressed
the way, the scraper may operate at
a more frequent rate which means a
cleaner alley.
APR by the scraper, where they are
properly positioned to get their
Moreover, thanks to Divi’Zen
dividers, a greater part of the
wastes directed to the central alley. dejections goes to the alley scraper
Like the bedding cubicles, the and a larger area of the feeding
Nutrition, feed space dedicated to feeding may now
remain cleaner, for the dryer hoof
ground remains clean, with less urine
on the floor and fewer ammonia

and forage and its better health.


Divi’Zen features two parts:
emissions.
The Feeding Step provides a
l The metal frame is designed to be smooth and non-slipping flooring.
Managing cow nutrition to improve fitted to the headlocks, very sturdy The cows standing on rubber may
to deal with shoulders pushes. relax their limbs and enjoy a dryer
milk yield and cow health and comfort. l The flexible HDPE/PP divider rod and less dermatitis-enabling place.
effectively separates the animals by The dairy cow spends an average of
MILKING PARLOURS FEATURE their whole length but can also bend 4/6 hours a day at feeding.
and flex smoothly with no risk of The most productive one must feed
Options for: Hoof Care harm when they push it. The divider fresh food around 12 times a day.
rods are removable for an easy floor The feeding stall allows her a
cleaning or any assistance to a sick longer feeding time and better living
cow with a vehicle. conditions in a cleaner environment
for her hooves, with fewer ammonia

22.3 emissions, with full meals without


competition or stress. This is a
better productive environment for
bigger numbers at milking time.
JULY
Health & welfare
management
Keeping cows healthy to optimise cow
longevity, reproductive performance
and milk yield.
Options for: Housing & cow comfort

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parlour equipment & hygiene

Automatic teat protection


and udder hygiene
Post‑dipping cows after milking
prevents bacterial infections and
helps maintain udder health, which
forms the basis for high milk quality.
But in order to achieve optimum
protection, the dip must be applied
properly.

gea.com

Automated processes in the


milking parlour can help to achieve
more reliable and consistent dipping
Testing, measuring and monitoring
results.
GEA’s ApolloMilkSystem is an
– from technician to farm
innovative milking unit to
automatically apply post-dip, InnovAg has been a global leader in include the MiniVac handheld meter,
through the head of the liner at the innovative dairy parlour instruments with stability indicator for
end of milking, and automatically for over 25 years. highlighting fluctuations in airlines;
backflush after detach – facilitating vacuum and stretched out in the and the DVG (Digital Vacuum
a superior milk harvesting process liner, optimally covering the teat innovag.com Gauge), with liner usage monitoring
every time the cow enters the surface with dip and sanitising the and a visual replacement warning.
parlour. It ensures that cows are area before it is exposed to the Their pulsation and vacuum test InnovAg’s DairyMonitor has a large
dipped completely and consistently external environment. instruments range from simple digit- format, multi-colour vacuum display,
at every milking. This method allows the dip to only units with one port to full building on the maintenance
The cluster applies post-dip to penetrate into all of the folds and graphic presentation, complete with concept of DVG.
each teat while the teat is still under wrinkles of the teats, further testing protocols. The system includes a range of
enhancing the mastitis prevention InnovAg’s products range from sensors for monitoring key aspects
benefits of post-dipping. All teat dip QuickTest, MiniTest and MiniTest of the parlour, all viewed on an easy-
options available for use with the Duo, to the DairyTest Lite with to-see traffic light display and
ApolloMilkSystem have been advanced colour graphic display. iPhone/Android app. All of their
extensively field tested. The DairyTest X adds Cloud and a instruments use InnovAg’s
Our specialists, together with the ground-breaking test protocol proprietary, digitally-calibrated
proper milking procedures, match system, taking dairy performance sensor technology providing reliable,
the best teat dip options with your testing to a new level. Their lower- high-accuracy measurement with
farm’s needs and future goals. cost, vacuum-only instruments minimal long-term drift.

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