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Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm. PRESENTED BY DR EDMOND HARTY THE 6 SECOND RELATIONSHIP COWS Take a herd of 300 cows. Say we spend 30 minutes in a day consciously monitoring the health and

  1. Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm. PRESENTED BY DR EDMOND HARTY

  2. THE 6 SECOND RELATIONSHIP COWS Take a herd of 300 cows. Say we spend 30 minutes in a day consciously monitoring the health and fertility of the herd … 30 minutes. 300 cows. That’s 6 seconds per cow on average. That’s 42 seconds a week, 2,190 seconds or 36.5 minutes a year with each cow. Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  3. HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR COWS? Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  4. CONNECTED WORLD Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  5. MOBILE PHONES Outnumber people in the world today Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  6. SMART TECHNOLOGY & SENSORS CHANGING OUR WORLD Climate control Heart rate Automatic NFC payments in houses monitors parking Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  7. THE CONNECTED FARM GPS & Mobile Drones for RFID ear tag Nutrition Apps Imaging & crops identification Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  8. WORLD POPULATION Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  9. WORLD FOOD CRISIS 4 out of the last 5 years we didn’t produce enough food Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  10. World needs another 100 billion litres of milk by 2020 Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  11. COW FERTILITY WORLD POPULATION RATES DECREASING INCREASING Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  12. OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES FOR DAIRY FARMERS Price volatility. • Increasing output. • Drive efficiency. • Focus on each individual cow. • Using technology. • Make life easier. • More from less. • Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  13. THINGS TO MONITOR FOR A SUSTAINABLE FARM COW MILKING TANK ENVIRONMENT STAFF DATA Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  14. FEED & WATER Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  15. STAFF MANAGEMENT Training Locate Educate Motivate Evaluate Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  16. INFRASTRUCTURE Parlours Housing Ventilation Hygiene Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  17. FEEDING Foundation Precision Health Improved in life Nutrition Benefits Milk Yields Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  18. PRODUCTION Advanced Better Maximise Much More Technologies Udder Health Milk Yield Information Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  19. HEALTH Disease/ Illness have a negative impact on milk production and quality. Most critical period is transition period importance dry cow & fresh cow management & feeding to prevent metabolic disorders lameness & mastitis after calving. Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  20. ILLNESSES Ketosis • Milk Fever • Retained Foetal Membranes • Abomasal Displacement (DA) • Mastitis • Lameness • Sub-Acute Ruminal Acidosis (SARA) • Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  21. CRITICAL PROCESS – COW PREGNANCY Cows cannot produce milk sustainably without getting pregnant • Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  22. Fatness or AREAS TO MONITOR ON A DAIRY COW Thinness Temperature Feed intake Methane Emissions Respiration Rumination/pH Chewing Activity Heart Rate Animal Mobility position/location Mastitis Lying/standing Milk/Milking behavior Characteristics Hoof Health Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  23. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DAIRY COW Eating, drinking, chewing cud, Lying down and resting exercising and socialising 12 ½ hours/day 10 hours/day 1 ½ hours/day milking 1 ½ hours/day Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  24. WHEN DO HEATS START? Percent of periods Hours of the day Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  25. HOW LONG ARE THEY VISIBLE? Percent of periods Duration of high activity (hours) Take-home message: Over 30% of cows have heats < 8 hours. Half of these are less than 4 hours! Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  26. VISUAL HEAT DETECTION VS AUTOMATED HEAT DETECTION SYSTEMS 24 x 7 4-5 seconds Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  27. ACCESS YOUR DATA ANYWHERE ANYTIME Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  28. CONTACTLESS DATA ENTRY Simply swipe your phone over a tag to read the information contained within. This is the same technology used in contactless credit card payments. Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  29. MASTITIS Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  30. CYSTIC COW Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  31. COW SALMONELLA Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  32. PRODUCTIVITY & LACTATION “What happens today is a result HEALTH = FERTILITY = PRODUCTIVITY of what happened yesterday” Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  33. TARGETS – WHY USE SENSORS? 20% increase in Submission Rates • Live Birth Rate of 97% for cows • Mastitis cases less than 10% • Ketosis less than 5% • Milk Fever Less than 5% • Retained Fetal Membranes less than 5% • LDA’s less than 1% • Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  34. THE FUTURE… PHENOTYPING IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY CARBON FOOTPRINT SUSTAINABILITY

  35. Video Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  36. MILK COOLING & SUSTAINABILITY Reduced Better Optimised More Energy quality Transport Connected Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  37. DAIRYMASTER PRODUCT CATEGORIES Milking Feeding Manure Cooling Heat Detection & Equipment Equipment Scrapers Equipment Health Monitoring Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  38. OUR MISSION We use Science and Technology to make dairy farming more profitable, enjoyable and sustainable. Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  39. SENSORS MAKE SENSE Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

  40. HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR COWS? Advanced performance monitoring in livestock - new sensors & the connected farm

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