In a fully automated barn, 170 cattle are cared for by robots, with artificial intelligence precisely calculating their feeding needs. These advanced feeding systems, costing around €100,000, quickly become cost-effective as they reduce the need for farmhands. The farmer monitors and controls everything via a smartphone app, allowing for efficient herd management and expansion.
Each cow wears a sensor-equipped collar that tracks its health and activity, sending alerts for any deviations. The milking process is also automated, with cows voluntarily lining up for milking. This automation trend is growing globally, making farming more sustainable and appealing to future generations.
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