EP1648222A1 - Systeme de stabulation et installation de stabulation pour elevage de betail laitier - Google Patents

Systeme de stabulation et installation de stabulation pour elevage de betail laitier

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EP1648222A1
EP1648222A1 EP04740774A EP04740774A EP1648222A1 EP 1648222 A1 EP1648222 A1 EP 1648222A1 EP 04740774 A EP04740774 A EP 04740774A EP 04740774 A EP04740774 A EP 04740774A EP 1648222 A1 EP1648222 A1 EP 1648222A1
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milking
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Uwe Osthues
Michael Schomaker
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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
    • A01K1/0088—Animal shelters especially adapted for keeping young cattle, i.e. calves
    • 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
    • A01K1/0041—Rotary, round or circular animal barns
    • 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

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  • the subject of the patent application relates to a barn arrangement and a barn system for dairy farming.
  • the playpen is often chosen as a damming.
  • the main advantages of a playpen are rational work management and animal-friendly housing conditions.
  • the dairy cattle which can be cows, can move freely in the playpen. This allows the barn to be divided into different areas that are adapted to the requirements of humans and animals.
  • Lying areas are provided for the animals within a stable arrangement.
  • the lying areas can be formed by interspersed deep boxes or high boxes with mats, especially rubber mats.
  • the mat can also be provided with light bedding for comfort and increased surefootedness.
  • the lying areas are generously dimensioned for unimpeded lying down, resting and getting up.
  • the lying area can be divided into numerous lying areas by animal-friendly box partitions. It is also known that, for example, there is no subdivision into boxes in the so-called two-area stall with a bedding area scattered in.
  • the stable arrangement comprises at least one milking area in which the animals are milked.
  • a milking area which comprises an automatic milking system.
  • the milking area is provided in a stable arrangement which has an essentially rectangular plan.
  • the milking area is provided outside and essentially adjacent to an end face of the barn arrangement.
  • stall arrangements with an essentially rectangular plan stall arrangements with an essentially circular plan are also known. Such a stall arrangement is described, for example, in US Pat. No. 4-254-736, DE 102 00254 AI and WO 02/19807.
  • a carousel milking installation is known from WO 02/19807.
  • the carousel milking facility has several milking places where cows can be milked at the same time.
  • the milking places are arranged on a rotating floor.
  • the present invention is based on the objective of developing a barn arrangement with a central area and with lying areas which are arranged around the central area.
  • the stall arrangement according to the invention has a central area and
  • Lying areas arranged around the central area. At least one milking area is provided within the stall arrangement. The at least one milking area extends essentially in a radial direction.
  • the milking area extends essentially in a radial direction creates the possibility of adapting the stall arrangement to an increasing number of animals which can be housed and milked in the stall arrangement.
  • the barn arrangement according to the invention can make it possible to provide an extension thereof or to reduce the barn arrangement if the number of animals is reduced.
  • the lying areas and the milking areas can be designed as modules, so that these modules can be put together to form the desired stable arrangement. Due to the modular structure, it is also possible to expand existing barn arrangements.
  • One or more standard sizes of the barn arrangement are preferably provided. Then there is the possibility of reusing the formwork elements of the platform and the formwork elements for making the cubicle areas.
  • the use of box modules e.g. from prefabricated parts is also preferred in order to provide flexible expansion options.
  • the stall arrangement according to the invention is particularly suitable for dairy farms in which the milking area has an automatic milking system.
  • An automatic milking system forms an excellent integration into the Stable arrangement according to the invention. With an automatic milking system, the milking process as such is automated.
  • the animals within the stable arrangement can move freely.
  • the milking area have at least one passage.
  • the passage have at least one gate which is automatically opened or closed.
  • the passage can be opened or closed depending on an animal approaching the passage. Animals that, for example, should not have more than a predetermined number of milking times are simply let through the milking system.
  • At least one identification device is provided, which is intended for the identification of individual animals.
  • the identification device comprises, for example, transmitter and receiver, the animal carrying a corresponding counterpart, so that identification of the animal is made possible.
  • a flexible stall arrangement can preferably be achieved on a modified herd stock.
  • At least one selection sector be provided.
  • the selection sector is preferably arranged adjacent to the milking area.
  • animals are selected which can enter the milking area or are led away from the milking area. Whether an animal is allowed to enter the milking area or not can depend on various factors. This can be, for example, the length of time that has elapsed since the last milking. If, for example, the animal is recognized as not yet ready for milking, it is led away from the milking area via the selection sector. On the other hand, animals that are recognized as ready for milking or overdue are led to the milking area.
  • the animals can move freely within the stable arrangement.
  • at least one walkway extending in the circumferential direction is provided.
  • the walkway can be designed, for example, with slatted floors for independent manure removal in the manure channels below.
  • the walkways are to be dimensioned so that the animals can walk past each other without fear of higher-ranking animals.
  • the cowshed arrangement have at least one alley which extends essentially in the radial direction.
  • the alley preferably connects at least two walkways.
  • the alleys extend from the central area to the edge area of the barn arrangement.
  • the walkways and / or alleys can also be provided with gates.
  • the gates are preferably opened and closed automatically. By opening or closing the gates, guided animal traffic can also be achieved within the barn arrangement. Such a measure has the advantage that an improved animal distribution in front of the milking area is achieved.
  • a feeding area be provided between two adjacent lying areas.
  • the feed mixture can be offered in stock and can no longer be selected, so that a separate feeding place is not necessary for the animal.
  • This measure allows a flexible construction solution for the barn arrangement.
  • animal-friendly animal husbandry is also achieved between two adjacent lying areas.
  • a feeding area be provided in the edge area of the barn arrangement. If the feeding area is an additional area, then, for example, a concentrated feed can be dispensed in this feeding area.
  • the supply of concentrate can be done based on performance with animal identification at concentrate stations located in the feeding area.
  • the feed is preferably delivered automatically with the help of a feed dispenser.
  • the feeding area can also be equipped with drinking troughs, in particular self-drinking troughs, in order to meet the animal's water requirements.
  • Drinking troughs should in particular be arranged so that the animals have free access to the drinking troughs after milking.
  • the barn arrangement has at least one drive device.
  • the animals are driven to the milking area by the driving device and then milked.
  • the driver device preferably works automatically.
  • the driving device drives the entire animal population located in the barn arrangement to be milked, preferably three times a day. If the stall arrangement has a selection sector, the animals are driven to the milking system by means of the driving device, taking into account intermediate milking times.
  • the animal-specific parameters of a herd are first determined and saved. At least one intermediate milking time of the herd is determined from the determined parameters. During the intermediate milking period, there is no possibility for the animals to visit the milking area voluntarily, so that the animals are always brought to a milking process at predetermined times. As a result of this measure, the animals are accustomed to regular milking times, which is associated with positive influences on the udder health and the performance of the animals.
  • Such a barn arrangement also has the advantage that the milking system is subject to higher utilization, which is advantageous for economic reasons.
  • the at least one milking area and the driving device are movable relative to one another.
  • a particularly simple and inexpensive construction of a barn arrangement can be achieved in that the at least one milking area is designed to be stationary and the drive device is designed to be movable.
  • the stall arrangement may also be expedient for the stall arrangement to have the at least one milking area movable and the drive device to be stationary. Combinations of movements of both the milking area and the drive mechanism are also possible.
  • the drive device has at least one drive unit which, viewed in the circumferential direction, can be moved, in particular pivoted, preferably rotated around the central area.
  • the design of the drive device or the at least one drive unit is particularly adapted to the layout of the stable arrangement and the position of the lying areas, the walkways and alleys.
  • a waiting area in front of the milking area, which is preferably part of the selection sector. This measure results in a better distribution of the animals within the milking area. It is avoided that the milking area, which has several milking places, is used unevenly. The occupancy rate would be uneven if certain milking places were used more frequently than other milking places, because the number of animals is distributed differently when viewed in the radial direction.
  • the driving device is driven by a drive unit. It is preferably a controllable drive unit so that the speed at which the drive device travels can be controlled.
  • controllable also includes the possibility of regulating the speeds at which the drive device is operated. Control variables can form animal-specific data, data on the milking area, number of animals within the barn arrangement and other parameters.
  • the driving device moves from a starting position into an end position during the driving process. To the starting position again the drive device can be retracted, preferably no drive process being carried out during the return movement.
  • the driving device and / or the at least one milking area be designed such that the driving device and the at least one milking area can be moved past one another.
  • the driving device can be moved across the milking area. This ensures that the drive unit does not collide with the milking area while the driving device passes over the milking area.
  • a collision can be avoided, for example, by lifting the at least one drive unit or the drive device as a whole so that it can be moved over the milking area without contact.
  • the drive unit can be pivoted, for example, about an essentially vertical axis, the milking area having passages through which the drive unit can be guided.
  • a rinsing time is preferably triggered when the driving device and the milking area pass each other, since at this point no animal is being milked and a clean system is thus made available for the next round.
  • the barn arrangement be a cleaning facility for cleaning the lying areas and / or the corridors.
  • the lying areas are preferably cleaned by means of the cleaning device. If the walkways, alleys or, generally speaking, the walking area of the animals do not have any constructions that are suitable for automatic manure removal, the cleaning area also cleans the walking area.
  • the cleaning is preferably carried out by means of at least one rotating cleaning unit.
  • the rotating cleaning unit can be a brush, for example. The dirt is loosened by the brush and pushed aside.
  • the cleaning device can also have at least one slide.
  • a slide is particularly advantageous if the walkways or alleys are built as paved treads made of concrete or poured asphalt.
  • the surface of paved walkways must be flat and non-slip. Regular pushing ensures that the running surfaces are as dry and clean as possible. This also reduces emissions and increases the slip resistance for the safety of the animals.
  • the cleaning unit can be arranged at an angle with respect to the slide, so that the slide is arranged to the side of the cleaning unit.
  • the cleaning unit which is preferably a rotating brush, can clean the lying area of the animals while the slide pulls off the walkway or walkways.
  • the slide as such can comprise several slide elements, the slide elements being assigned to individual walkways.
  • dirt transport channels can be provided in the floor of the barn arrangement, into which the dirt falls and is removed from there.
  • the dirt transport channels here preferably run in the radial direction and are in particular arranged equidistant from one another.
  • the dirt can be removed by means of a transport device.
  • the transport device can work according to the suction method, so that a suction unit is provided adjacent to the cleaning unit and / or the slide, by means of which the dirt is sucked up and transported away.
  • the cleaning device runs after the driving device.
  • the cleaning device can be designed such that it preferably moves synchronously with the driving device. This is not absolutely necessary.
  • the cleaning device can also be operated independently of the driving device, the cleaning device and / or the driving device having sensors which ensure that the cleaning device does not collide with the driving device when the driving device is at a standstill.
  • the sensors can be, for example, proximity sensors. If the proximity sensors determine that the distance between the drive device and the cleaning device is less than the minimum, the speed at which the cleaning device is moved can be reduced.
  • the cleaning device can also come to a standstill if the value falls below a certain control value.
  • the cleaning device and the driving device can thus be moved independently of one another.
  • a simplification of the construction and the control engineering effort can, however, be achieved in that the drive device and the cleaning device form a structural unit.
  • the cleaning device with the drive device is essentially rigid coupled, the cleaning device and the driving device having only one drive unit for moving the structural unit.
  • the number of cleaning processes preferably corresponds to the number of driving processes. If this is not desired, the cleaning device can be designed to be pivotable, for example, about an essentially vertical axis, so that the cleaning device can be folded up.
  • a bedding device be provided for distributing bedding.
  • the bedding device distributes bedding especially in the lying area.
  • the litter ensures that the animals lie undisturbed and clean in the love area. Furthermore, contamination of the animals by droppings on the lying surface is largely avoided.
  • the litter preferably works automatically. It is possible to set the litter fee per lying area accordingly.
  • the bedding can be straw or wood chips.
  • the littering process is preferably carried out after a cleaning process has been carried out. For this purpose, the bedding device runs after the cleaning device.
  • the cleaning device and the litter device can form a structural unit.
  • the litter device be coupled to the drive device.
  • Such a coupling is particularly advantageous if the cleaning device is also coupled to the driving device, although this is not absolutely necessary.
  • Control and / or regulating device is provided. By means of tax and / or The machine operations carried out within the house arrangement are controlled or regulated by the control device.
  • the control system can also take animal-specific data or data from herd management into account.
  • Cows can be raised in the cubicles by the cubicle cleaning brush. This can look like this: The brush (or part of the brush) moves towards the cow. As a rule, all (healthy) cows stand up and leave the box when the brush approaches. If a cow remains lying, the brush touches the cow, which then usually gets up at the latest. After touching (measurement by a sensor) the brush moves back and a new attempt is made with an adjustable delay. The maximum number of attempts can be specified. If the animal still does not leave the box, the corresponding brush segment folds aside (or upwards or the like) and drives past the cow.
  • An identification system e.g. on the brush suspension
  • the lying areas lie on imaginary sides of at least one polygon.
  • This is preferably an equilateral polygon.
  • the cowshed arrangement can have first lying areas that have imaginary sides of, for example, a first octahedron and second lying areas on imaginary sides of a second octahedron, the first octahedron and the second octahedron essentially having a common center, which is preferably in the central area.
  • a compact structure of the cowshed arrangement can be achieved in that the lying areas are arranged essentially concentrically to the central area.
  • at least the lying areas be arranged in at least two levels. For an inexpensive design of the barn arrangement, it is proposed that it have a tent roof.
  • a stable system comprising at least two stable arrangements, the stable arrangements being arranged in the form of a honeycomb.
  • at least two barn arrangements have a common milk chamber.
  • At least one milk tank is arranged in the milk chamber, in which the milk originating from the milking areas is collected and stored.
  • the milking area can be reached from below through the underpass, without crossing the path of the animals or otherwise obstructing them.
  • the underpass makes it possible to get to the technical facilities at the milking parlors, which can then also be partially located below the milking parlor area in the "Subway" (e.g. all loud equipment).
  • a bridge can also be provided.
  • a tower can be provided in the central area, from which the facility or the entire stable can be seen.
  • a central or decentralized control can also be provided there.
  • a spray system can be provided on the drive unit to soak the barn area, for example, every two hours.
  • a spray system can be provided on the drive unit to soak the barn area, for example, every two hours.
  • only dry cleaning is preferably provided, the cleaning brushes being able to be self-cleaning or else being cleaned on a cleaning brush cleaning device.
  • a central milk tank can be provided (or a central (feed) supply).
  • FIG. 2 schematically shows a second exemplary embodiment of a barn arrangement in a top view
  • FIG. 3 shows a third embodiment of a barn arrangement in a top view
  • Fig. 6 shows a second embodiment of a stable system in a plan view.
  • FIG Stable arrangement A first exemplary embodiment of a barn arrangement is shown schematically and in a top view in FIG.
  • the in FIG Stable arrangement shown has a circular floor plan. It has a central area 1.
  • This central area 1 can be designed in the form of a tower.
  • the tower can have several floors. Different functionalities can be assigned to the individual floors.
  • technical equipment can be arranged in the lower part of the tower.
  • the technical equipment can be control and regulating units, data processing systems, supply lines and other technical means which are necessary for operating the house arrangement or for operating the house arrangement.
  • the tower can be reached through a tunnel, one end of which is outside the stable arrangement.
  • An office or a monitoring center can be set up on another floor of the tower, for example.
  • the tower is designed in such a way that an operator is able to have a clear view of the preferably entire stable arrangement.
  • the tower can have corresponding glass walls.
  • a control passage 2 is provided around the tower.
  • the barn arrangement has lying areas 3.
  • the lying areas 3 are arranged around the central area 1.
  • the lying areas 3 are arranged concentrically with the central area 1.
  • the lying areas can be designed as interspersed deep boxes or as high boxes with mats, if necessary with light bedding for lying comfort and sure-footedness. For unimpeded lying down, resting and getting up, the boxes in the lying area are generously dimensioned and separated from each other in an animal-friendly manner. The separation can be done by gates. This is not absolutely necessary.
  • the lying areas 3 can also be designed without dividing the boxes, which considerably simplifies the automatic cleaning of the barn arrangement.
  • a milking area 4, which extends essentially in a radial direction, is provided for milking the animals located in the cowshed arrangement. In the exemplary embodiment shown, the milking area is equipped with three double box systems with an automatic milking system.
  • the tunnel which is formed radially outward from the central area 1, preferably runs below the milking area 4, so that the individual milking places of the milking area 4 can be reached through the tunnel.
  • Tanks in particular cooling tanks 6, are arranged in the milk chamber 5.
  • the pipe system not shown, opens into the cooling tanks so that the milked milk can get into them.
  • An exit into the tunnel can also be located within the milk chamber 6.
  • the line system which leads from the milking area to the tanks, in particular cooling tanks 6, is preferably arranged in the tunnel, not shown.
  • the milking area 4 can also be provided with passages, not shown, so that the animals can pass through the milking area 4 without the animals being milked.
  • a selection sector 7 is shown schematically and hatched in FIG. 1 in the entry area of the milking area 4.
  • the selection sector 7 serves for the selection of animals which are classified as milking or not milking.
  • the formation of a selection sector 7 is not absolutely necessary.
  • Walkways 8 are provided for free movement of the animals within the stable arrangement.
  • the walkways are concentric with the central area 1.
  • the width of the walkways 8 is such that the animals without Fear of higher-ranking animals can pass each other.
  • lanes 9 are provided in order to further increase the possibility of movement of the animals and to simplify the design of the barn arrangement.
  • the alleys 9 extend in a radial direction, the alleys 9 connecting the walkways 8 to one another.
  • An alley 9 is preferably provided after twelve to fifteen cubicles or lying areas. This measure also gives the animals an alternative.
  • the stall arrangement shown in FIG. 1 has a drive device 10.
  • the driving device 10 can be rotated around the central area 1 in a mathematical sense.
  • the driving device 10 extends from the central area 1 to an edge area 11 of the barn arrangement.
  • the driving device is put into operation depending on the set speed.
  • the drive device preferably drives through the barn arrangement once within eight hours.
  • the speed at which the drive device is moved through the barn can be controlled or regulated.
  • the driving device 10 and the milking area 4 are designed such that the driving device can be moved past the milking area. This is preferably done by leading the drive device above the milking area.
  • the drive device has at least one guide. The guide preferably extends over the entire travel path of the drive device.
  • the driving device can activate the flushing of the milking system depending on its position.
  • the Drive device over the milking area and starts a new round behind the milking area.
  • a cleaning device is preferably provided for cleaning the walkways, alleys and / or the lying areas.
  • At least one feeding area is provided in the edge area 11 for feeding the animals. It is expedient if the animals are given the opportunity to take up water adjacent to the milking area 4, so that the animals can get watered after milking without having to travel long distances.
  • FIG. 2 shows schematically a plan view of a second embodiment of a house arrangement.
  • the structural design of this barn arrangement essentially corresponds to the structure of the barn arrangement according to FIG. 1.
  • the barn arrangement according to FIG. 2 also has a milk chamber 5.
  • a drive device 10 is located within the barn arrangement and is moved around the central area 1.
  • the driving device 10 has two driving units 12, 13.
  • the drive units 12, 13 form an angle of 180 °.
  • the milking area 4 extends in the radial direction from the central area to the edge area 11. It has partition walls 14, by means of which it is prevented that animals cannot pass through the milking area 4 without being milked.
  • Cows are very adaptable to the temperature requirements. They are less sensitive to minus temperatures than to high summer temperatures. So they are well accommodated in uninsulated buildings with large air volumes. A rain-preventing, shade-giving roof and wall designs that provide wind protection are sufficient.
  • the stable arrangement it has a tent roof 15 on, which is tensioned and held over tensioning ropes 16.
  • the tent roof also covers a feeding table provided in the edge area 11.
  • the barn arrangement preferably has at least one identification device which is intended for the identification of individual animals. Animals that are milked can be identified by means of the identification device. There is also the possibility that animals that should not have a predetermined number of milking processes within a certain period of time can be led through the milking area without a milking process taking place.
  • the configuration of the barn arrangement according to the invention creates the possibility of providing an extension of the barn arrangement by adding lying areas and / or milking areas to a barn arrangement which is suitable for an increased number of animals.
  • FIG. 3 A stall arrangement is shown schematically in FIG. 3, which conceptually corresponds essentially to the stall arrangement according to FIG.
  • the stall arrangement according to FIG. 3 is, however, suitable for accommodating a large number of animals.
  • the stable arrangement can be further expanded by adding single or multiple arched lying areas.
  • the barn arrangement according to the invention is not limited to those barn arrangements which have an essentially circular basic structure. There is also the option of designing barn arrangements that form a polygon in the floor plan.
  • Figure 4 shows an embodiment of a stable arrangement, which is pentagonal in plan. This stall arrangement has a central area 1. Lying areas 3 are provided around the central area 1. The lying areas 3 lie on the imaginary sides of a pentagon. When viewed in the radial direction, a milking area 4 is provided.
  • the animals that are located within the barn arrangement can move along the walkways 8 and the alleys 9. The animals are preferably driven periodically to the milking area 4 by means of a drive device, not shown.
  • FIG. 5 schematically shows a stable system 20.
  • the stable system 20 is honeycomb-shaped in the exemplary embodiment shown. It has a central unit 21 which is surrounded by barn arrangements 22.
  • the central unit can, for example, contain all the technical equipment necessary for the operation of the barn arrangements 22.
  • cooling tanks of the barn arrangements 22 can be provided in the central unit.
  • the honeycomb structure of the barn system results in a relatively compact structure.
  • FIG. 6 shows a second exemplary embodiment of a stable system.
  • the stall system 20 has stall arrangements 22.
  • the basic arrangement of the stall arrangements 22 corresponds to the stall arrangement shown in FIG. 1.
  • One of the barn arrangements 22 has a drive device which is provided with three drive units 12, 13, 17.
  • the drive units 12, 13, 17 are arranged equidistant from one another.

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L'invention concerne un système de stabulation comprenant une zone centrale (1) et des zones de repos, disposées autour de la zone centrale (1). L'invention vise à adapter ledit système à un nombre croissant d'animaux, pouvant être introduits et traits dans ledit système. A cet effet, il est prévu qu'au moins une zone de traite (4) s'étende sensiblement dans une direction radiale.
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