EP1633185A1 - Procede et dispositif de traite d'animaux - Google Patents

Procede et dispositif de traite d'animaux

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EP1633185A1
EP1633185A1 EP04739646A EP04739646A EP1633185A1 EP 1633185 A1 EP1633185 A1 EP 1633185A1 EP 04739646 A EP04739646 A EP 04739646A EP 04739646 A EP04739646 A EP 04739646A EP 1633185 A1 EP1633185 A1 EP 1633185A1
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milk
animals
milking
animal
amount
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Heinz Francke
Bernhard Schulze Wartenhorst
Andreas Forster
Peter Maguire
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GEA Farm Technologies GmbH
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WestfaliaSurge GmbH
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01K—ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; AVICULTURE; APICULTURE; PISCICULTURE; FISHING; REARING OR BREEDING ANIMALS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NEW BREEDS OF ANIMALS
    • A01K1/00—Housing animals; Equipment therefor
    • A01K1/12—Milking stations
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01J—MANUFACTURE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS
    • A01J5/00—Milking machines or devices
    • A01J5/007—Monitoring milking processes; Control or regulation of milking machines

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  • the subject matter of the invention relates to a method and to a device for milk production from animals, in particular cows.
  • animals in particular cows.
  • the invention in milk production from other milk-producing animals, e.g. Use goats, sheep, buffalos, llamas, camels, dromedaries, yaks etc.
  • milking systems which have a plurality of milking stations. There are different exemplary embodiments with regard to the design of the milking system.
  • a carousel milking system is known from WO 95/07019, for example. This is a system in which the milking stalls are offset diagonally. This arrangement gives the milker good visibility and direct access to the udder. Carousel milking systems are also known in which the animals stand side by side. ' Such a side-by-side carousel milking system is very space-saving.
  • group milking parlors are also available in which the milking stations are arranged in a stationary manner, e.g. Herringbone, drive-through and side-by-side group milking parlors, as well as car stall milking parlors. There are also tie-in stalls in which the individual animals stand and the milker goes to the animals with a milking device.
  • BESTATIGUNGSKOPIE In the known milking systems, which have a plurality of milking stations, each milking station is equipped with a milk quantity measuring device.
  • the milk volume measuring device records and processes the individual animal data.
  • the milking process is monitored and controlled individually for each animal using the measurement results.
  • the resulting data such as the amount of milk, milk flow and conductivity are saved.
  • This can be the METATRON 21 device from WestfaliaSurge GmbH.
  • the data generated by the milk quantity measuring device are processed and evaluated within a herd management or control system.
  • the operator of the dairy farm is provided with business-related bacterial counts and also data about the health status of the animals.
  • the operator receives important data about the feeding that has taken place so far, as well as data for a possibly necessary adjustment of the feeding of the animals, since the influence of the feeding becomes apparent in a few days.
  • the cumulative amount of lactation milk is a good measure of the animal's performance. Therefore, another major advantage of a milk quantity measurement is that the operator can choose the best animals, e.g. also for breeding purposes.
  • the herd management system serves to improve performance and herd health.
  • the performance of the herd and herd health are also linked to the feeding of the individual animals or groups of animals within the herd.
  • Appropriate decision aids are provided by the control system or by a system for managing the herd. Proceeding from this, the present invention is based on the objective of developing the known device and the known method in such a way that they are simplified.
  • the method according to the invention for obtaining milk from animals of a total amount of animals is characterized in that the milked amount of milk is automatically determined only for a subset of animals.
  • the method according to the invention is particularly suitable for multi-position milking systems, each milking station having a milking cluster. It is possible for each milking cluster to be equipped with a flow meter, with the measurement of the amount of milk which is achieved during a milking process being carried out only for a subset of animals for carrying out the method according to the invention. With this procedure, it is possible to obtain data on the amount of milk in certain milking clusters. For example, in the case of group milking parlors that the animals can enter freely, there are animal-specific preferences that are caused by light, temperature or drafts or other factors.
  • the data is obtained from some milking clusters or milking units, it is not absolutely necessary to equip all milking units with milk quantity measuring units. This reduces the technical installation effort to a not inconsiderable extent, since the data obtained from the milk quantity measuring device e.g. must be transmitted to a central data processing system via signal lines. In addition, the investment costs for the operator of such a milking system are reduced.
  • the individual animals can be allocated to the respective subset arbitrarily.
  • the animals are preferably assigned to the individual subsets of the total amount of animals according to certain selection criteria. For example, an animal can be assigned to a certain subset if the milk quantity has not been recorded for this animal for some time. It is also possible that certain animals are monitored more closely in terms of time than others, for example to monitor their health status. A sudden drop in the amount of milk can be a sign of heat, for example. In animals in which oestrus is expected, a closer inspection of the amount of milk may therefore be desirable and may be specified according to a further development of the invention.
  • an automatic animal sorting can be provided, by means of which the animals are directed to appropriately equipped milking stations.
  • two parallel switchable gates can be provided, the gate of an animal in which the amount of milk is to be checked being kept closed until a corresponding milking place is available.
  • the milked amount of milk is determined automatically, for example, in the first subset without the operator having to make extensive efforts, while the milked amount is not determined in the second subset of the animals. Overall, the measurement of the milked milk volume runs automatically.
  • the animals are also preferably selected automatically, for example by using the milking stall or the milking device, e.g. randomly selected, or e.g. be targeted.
  • an animal-specific milk quantity be determined by at least one animal of the subset.
  • the advantage of this procedure is that the individual milk release can be monitored. From the monitoring of the individual milk quantity or from the monitoring of the total milk quantity, conclusions can be drawn about the milk release behavior of the animals if, for example, the feeding behavior of the individual animals or the feeding method is also taken into account.
  • the animal-specific data are preferably stored for estimating the performance level of an animal.
  • the animal-specific data can be the milk quantity, the animal number, the milking point and other data. In the case of the other data, the quarter quantity, the milking duration and, for example, the behavior of the animal during the milking process can be stored, which give an overall picture of the animal.
  • the milk quantity of all animals or at least essentially all animals is preferably monitored by carrying out a measurement at certain or statistical intervals.
  • the procedure is particularly preferably designed in such a way and the milking installation or the milking devices are equipped in such a way that the average milk quantity is determined for each animal at least once, preferably twice a month.
  • the average error in the estimated monthly milk volume at 60 milkings per month is approximately 12.5%.
  • the average measurement frequency should be increased, e.g. an average of 3 or 5 or 10 or even 20 or more measurements can be expected. With e.g. on average 5 milk volume measurements there is such a statistical margin that there are usually at least 2 measurements available for the animals with low or lowest measurement frequency. The estimate obtained is then correspondingly better for the animals with a greater frequency of measurements. With two milkings per day and e.g. 10 measurements per month give very good estimates for the monthly milk volume.
  • a larger number of mileage quantity measuring units or devices are used than statistically required from an average point of view, certain systematic errors can still be corrected or avoided.
  • the first milking parlor or in a front area a larger number of milking parlors are equipped with a measuring unit than in a medium range. This increases the accuracy, as the rank of the animals can be reflected in the first milking parlors in particular. For example, the highest ranking animal can always be in first place. If the place is not equipped with a milk quantity measurement, the milk quantity in this animal can only be determined rarely or not at all. In contrast, the order of the animals is more random in a middle or rear area. It can be advantageous to equip two neighboring milking stations. The last places in further training can remain vacant.
  • the total milk quantity of the total animal quantity be derived from the milked milk quantity.
  • the total amount of milk can be derived using estimates or extrapolations.
  • historical data or the general course of the amount of lactated milk can also be taken into account when deriving the total amount of milk. For example, if the total amount of animals consists of 120 animals that are milked, the data of 20 animals can be available. From this, the total amount of milk of the total amount of animals can be extrapolated. The respective lactation level can be taken into account.
  • Animal-specific data can be taken into account when determining the total milk quantity and / or the individual milk quantity. This can be, for example, the general or current health status or the lactation level of the animal.
  • the milk-giving behavior of an animal is also influenced by the age of the animal, the reproductive status and the number of lactations.
  • Animal-specific data also includes the amount of milk that the animal has delivered in the past, the quarterly amount and the milking time or the intermediate milking time. According to an advantageous embodiment of the method, it is therefore proposed in particular that the intermediate milking period be taken into account. This advantageous embodiment of the method improves the determination of the total milk quantity and the daily milk yield. Conclusions for the feed delivery or feed intake or basically the trivial feeding behavior can also be drawn from the milking time.
  • the intermediate milking time i.e. the length of time since the last time of milking, is an important parameter for estimating the daily, monthly or total milk quantity of an animal, because with a small interval of e.g. Only a small amount of milk is to be expected 3 hours since the last milking, while at a time interval of e.g. 6 hours more milk can be expected. From a certain time interval between two milking processes, milk is also reabsorbed, so that, despite a longer intermediate time, a larger amount of milk cannot necessarily be milked. If the intermediate milking time is taken into account, it can be concluded from the currently milked milk quantity that a daily milk quantity is available.
  • the genetic conditions of the animal such as. B. the breed to which the animal belongs belongs to animal-specific data that can be taken into account when determining the amount of milk.
  • the total amount of milk that a herd releases is influenced by the individual amount of milk. It is of interest to a milk production company that the total amount of milk that the herd releases is kept at a high level. It is therefore proposed that a measure for the cumulative amount of lactation milk be derived for at least one animal of the subset. This measure can be a decision criterion whether the animal in question is the Total animal volume should belong to or be removed from the dairy farm.
  • a measure or a parameter for a daily milk output or a weekly or monthly milk output is derived.
  • This measure or the parameter can be used as an influencing variable for determining the amount of feed and / or feed composition in order to keep the amount of milk in question correspondingly high.
  • the determined milk quantities are compared with predicted milk quantities.
  • This process management opens up the possibility of a learning process. If, for example, the forecast milk quantities deviate too much from the specific milk quantities, the number of animals that form a partial quantity can be increased. If there is a very good agreement between the specific milk quantities and the predicted milk quantities, there is also the possibility of reducing the number of animals belonging to the subset.
  • the milked milk quantities or parameters corresponding to the milk quantities are determined.
  • the determination of the milk quantities or the parameters corresponding to the milk quantities can be carried out on 3 to 33% of the total milking witness. It has been found that the meaningfulness of the evaluated data is generally sufficient if data are determined on approximately 8 to 15% or to 20% of the total milking units (or milking cups, etc.).
  • the number of milking devices or milking stations with milk quantity measurement is preferably adapted to the other parameters in such a way that a certain number of milk quantity measurements is available per month. With three or four times a day, the number of measuring units can be reduced compared to two times.
  • the amount of milk that has been milked can be determined, for example, on 10 to 15% of all milking units. If the milking installation is operated for 30 days and two milkings per day, a total of 60 milkings are carried out for one animal during this period. If one takes into account that 10 to 15% of all milking units are used in the example to determine the amount of milked, an average of six to nine values per animal are available. The number of values available for each animal increases with the length of the operating time. Sufficient measured values are available to derive the total milk quantity of the herd and to determine the individual milk quantity of at least one animal.
  • the method according to the invention is carried out in such a way that the milk quantities or the parameters of randomly selected animals corresponding to the milk quantities are determined.
  • the animals are randomly selected from the total number of animals or herds. If the animals are selected passively, each animal in a total animal quantity has the option of visiting a milking stall where the milk quantity is measured.
  • the animals are selected in which a milk quantity measurement is carried out. This can be done actively or passively. For this purpose, it is proposed that the milk quantities or the parameters of certain animals corresponding to the milk quantities be determined. In the case of relatively large herds, it is possible to compile an animal set representing the herd that reflects the characteristics of the herd.
  • a mixed operation is also possible, in which some specific animals are selected or sorted out, while in other animals the milk quantity measurement is carried out randomly. This is e.g. It makes sense if the amount of milk in certain animals is to be monitored more closely.
  • a selection device can be provided for this purpose.
  • a further advantageous embodiment of the method proposes against the fact that the milk quantities or the parameters of animals corresponding to the milk quantities are determined during each milking process.
  • a group of animals be selected from a total animal quantity for a predetermined period of time, in particular days, weeks or months, and that their milk quantities or the parameters corresponding to the milk quantities be determined.
  • a comparison be made between the actual milk quantity and the forecast milk quantity.
  • at least one process is triggered.
  • This process can be, for example, a feeding process.
  • the amount of feed and / or the type of feed and / or the feed composition that is made available to the animals is determined on the basis of a comparison between the actual amount of milk and the forecast amount of milk.
  • the milk yield of the animals can be determined during each milking process.
  • the actual total amount of milk is determined by the dairy or can be read in the milk tank.
  • the derived total milk quantity compared with the actual total milk quantity and, in the event of any deviations, parameters for deriving the estimated total milk quantity are adjusted accordingly in order to increase the reliability of the derivation.
  • a comparison of the milked milk amount of the control group with the milked total milk volume takes place in order to increase the quality of the estimated values.
  • Another object of the invention is to further develop the known device for extracting milk from animals of a total animal quantity in such a way that it can be simplified.
  • the device according to the invention for the production of milk from animals of a total animal quantity comprises a plurality of milking devices and / or milking devices.
  • the device is characterized in that a device is provided that is suitable for determining the milked amount of milk at only a few milking stations.
  • This configuration of the device according to the invention creates the possibility of automatically determining the milked amount of milk only for a subset of animals.
  • the device preferably has measuring units, only some of the milking devices and / or milking devices and / or milking cups being connected to the measuring units.
  • a control device be provided.
  • the milking process can be controlled with the control device.
  • the control device can, for example, release or block milking places or trigger other processes.
  • a selection device can also be provided.
  • the selection device can contain a random generator.
  • the random number generator randomly selects animals from the total number of animals. These animals are given access to the milking stalls, which have a measuring unit for determining the amount of milk milked during a milking process.
  • the selection device can also be designed in such a way that it is used to select animals or groups of animals to which certain selection criteria apply. For example, these can be animals whose milk quantity determination is overdue.
  • the selection device and the control device can be connected to one another. Then the selection device delivers signals to the control device imd / or vice versa.
  • the device preferably has identification means.
  • the identification means can cooperate with the bulging device and / or a milking parlor or several or all milking parlors.
  • an animal can be given the opportunity to visit a milking parlor with a milk quantity.
  • a corresponding gate can be opened via the control device.
  • the animal then enters the milking stall with a milking device that has a device for determining the milk that is milked during a milking process. Identification can also be made on Milking place may be provided to save the animal and the time of milking.
  • the selection device and the control device can also work independently of one another, e.g. wemi the selection and the milking parlor each have animal recognition.
  • the milking order of the animals can also be influenced by the selection device. This measure can be used to reduce a systematic error, which can occur because, for example, certain animals visit preferred places at group milking parlors.
  • the device comprises a total number of milking places
  • only one milking quantity measuring unit is provided in each case for a first type of milking place (or milking device), while no measuring unit is provided in a second type.
  • the device according to the invention has a control device, by means of which the device is suitable to derive an estimate for the total milk quantity from the measurement data that were grown at the first type of milking stall, which is the total amount of milk milked at the milking stall of the first and of the second type.
  • a memory is provided in the control device in which the animals milked at the first milking place type and their milk quantities as well as the animals milked at the second milking place type are stored.
  • the total amount of milk can be estimated by extrapolating from the data.
  • continuous operation can be used to derive a measure of the individual amount of lactation milk from all animals in order to determine the performance of the animals.
  • the number of milking places of the second type is preferably greater than the number of milking places of the first type (first number) and particularly preferably more than twice or three times as large as the first number.
  • the milking carousel which has an input 2 and an output 3.
  • the milking carousel has a plurality of milking stations 4.
  • Some of the milking places 4 are provided with measuring units 5 for determining the milk milked during a milking process.
  • the measuring units 5 are provided at milking places 4 arranged one behind the other. This is not absolutely necessary.
  • the measuring units can also be distributed, e.g. be distributed approximately uniformly.
  • the milking carousel has 16 milking places. Of the 16 milking places, 5 milking places are provided with measuring units 5 for determining the milk milked during a milking process. This speaks an occupancy of approx. 30%.
  • the number of units or milking places at which the milked quantities of milk are determined and evaluated during a milking process can also be lower and preferably between 10 and 15%.
  • the measuring units 5 are connected to a control device 7 via data lines 6.
  • the connection can also be made wirelessly. There is, for example, the possibility of transmitting the data of the devices to the control device 7 as radio signals.
  • At least one evaluation unit is provided in the control device 7, which is, for example, a computing unit or a computer.
  • the data obtained by the measuring units 5 are evaluated and stored by means of the evaluation unit.
  • the daily milk quantity is preferably estimated taking into account the intermediate milking time and the milk quantity itself or the estimated daily milk quantity is accumulated.
  • the data are compared with forecast data.
  • further processes can be triggered depending on the result of the comparison. For example, depending on the result of the evaluation, the amount of feed can be increased or decreased accordingly, or the type of feed can be changed, in particular if the data evaluated differ significantly from the forecast or targeted data over a longer period of time.
  • An identification means 8 is arranged in the area of the entrance 2.
  • the animal, which enters the milking carousel through the entrance 2, is identified by the identification means 8.
  • the identification means 8 is connected to a selection device 9.
  • sorting devices Animal means are connected, which either block or release the input 2 for the occupancy of the milking places 4, which have the measuring units 5.
  • the sorting system comprises two controllable gates arranged in parallel, which can be switched separately, so that the waiting animals are divided between the two separate aisles in front of the gates. If there is an animal in front of the first gate whose amount of milk is to be measured, the respective gate can remain closed until the next milking station to be occupied has a measuring unit.
  • the amount of milk milked during a milking process is determined only at some milking stations.
  • the data obtained are sufficiently precise to provide information about the yield strength of the herd and the respective animals, so that a selection for breeding purposes or an adjustment of the feeding is possible.
  • the equipment required to implement the invention is relatively small, so that the economy of such a system is improved.
  • the invention can also be used for the automatic taking of milk samples instead of the milk quantity measurement when taking samples.
  • the invention can also be used for the automatic taking of milk samples instead of the milk quantity measurement when taking samples.
  • only a few milking devices or milking machines or milking stations can be provided with a probemial measuring device, from which samples are then taken automatically. This can be done in exactly the same way as described here, whereby a milk quantity measurement is not necessary for individual animals, but can nevertheless be provided.
  • the invention can also be used in a corresponding adaptation when examining milk constituents, such as fat or protein, or when assessing the health status. LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un procédé et un dispositif destinés à la traite d'animaux, notamment de vaches, dans une installation de traite (1) présentant plusieurs postes de traite (4). On détermine les quantités de lait obtenues lors d'une opération de traite à quelques postes de traite (4) ou les caractéristiques correspondant aux quantités de lait et on les évalue, notamment on les compare avec les quantités de lait ou les caractéristiques prognostiquées. Ces mesures permettent, d'une part, de disposer de données suffisamment précises pour la gestion du troupeau et, d'autre part, de réduire les coûts d'investissement de l'installation de traite.
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