Higher conception rates and decreased calving intervals give more milk per cow per year. More reliable information through advanced collection and analysis of data. Easier planning of breeding activities with frequent updates of information in the system. High flexibility through a modular system Neckband attachment Activity meters are commonly attached to the cows leg. This can cause injury and infection.
Most dairy farmers are fully aware of the many benefits of better breeding performance.
In this respect, the activity meter is a valuable instrument for better timing of insemination. By shortening calving intervals, milk yield will increase due to more cows in lactation. When heat detection is improved, there will be fewer inseminations per pregnancy. This also saves time and money, and using proven sires, faster genetic improvements can be achieved. Environmentally safe and economic Since the sensor does not contain any mercury, it is non-toxic, and environmentally safe.