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Partner Insight: Introducing AI (Artificial Intelligence)

For dairy farmers who don鈥檛 wait till it鈥檚 too late

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Partner Insight: Introducing AI (Artificial Intelligence)

Are you aware that many transition cow health issues go unnoticed? It's a fact. However, these problems such as metritis, ketosis mastitis that occur in early lactation, can be mitigated or prevented by optimizing management and animal health care around dry off and during the dry cow period. That's where Artificial Intelligence comes in.

What is ?

It's the next generation tool to protect your herd against transition cow diseases by identifying those members of the herd at highest risk and in turn, helping them towards realising their full genetic potential.

How does it work?

is an artificial intelligence tool designed for dairy farmers and their advisors. It's artificial intelligence has been trained on hundreds of thousands of dairy cow lactations to learn how to detect animals at dry off which are at risk for transition cow disease in the next lactation.

Who it is for?

All producers who understand the benefits of disease prevention, are focused on improving their dairy farm's sustainability and wish to keep one step ahead, together with their vets and nutritionists.

What does it do?

uses your farm's existing herd management software to analyse the milk recording- or milk meter data, along with reproduction data from a cow's previous lactation, to determine whether a dry cow is at risk from transition health issues. These issues would not be detected by standard blood, milk or urine testing and definitely not as early as at dry off.

In turn, provides you with WhatsApp/SMS or email notifications for individual cows that are likely to suffer from transition diseases. You can customise these alerts and receive them when you decide, directly to your phone or e-mail to prioritise management of the at-risk cows.

Key benefits

  • Identifies animals at and around dry off which are at risk for transition cow diseases after the next calving, hence six to eight weeks prior to the occurrence of the actual disease case and well before irreversible damage can occur.
  • Provides a, data driven dry cow management solution that helps you optimize the economic outcome of your dry cow management
  • Saves you the worry and expense of whether you would need to treat all your dry cows and instead you only treat those that actually need it. In turn, artificial Intelligence will help towards dairy farm sustainability.

How to get started

Dairy Data Warehouse is offering you a free, two-month, no commitment trial. If you sign up, there's no minimum contract duration, and no additional equipment is required.

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