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Robotic Milking of Buffaloes: a preliminare Survey on Milking Capacità of Atomatic Milking Systems

Authors: TANGORRA F. M; PAZZONA, Antonio Luigi; MURGIA, Lelia; MORONI P; LEONARDI S; CARIA, Maria; BRONZO V.;

Robotic Milking of Buffaloes: a preliminare Survey on Milking Capacità of Atomatic Milking Systems

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Automatic Milking Systems (AMS) represent a steady technology in dairy cows with more than 8500 milking units (MU) installed worldwide, especially in North Western Europe where are located about 80% of the automatic milking farms. Main advantages of AMS in cows are better labor organization, improved animal behavior and increased milk yields (Hogeveen, H., 2001). In dairy buffaloes AMS are a worldwide absolute novelty and the first milking robots (4) were installed in a farm located in South Italy (Campania) since May 2008. Aim of the present survey was to evaluate the milking capacity of AMS in dairy buffaloes.

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bufali, robot, mungitura, milking robot; buffalo

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