Milking 1700 Cows on a 72 Point Rotary - Scotland
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- Опубликовано: 21 янв 2023
- Back with Gary from Electromech Agri to look at an impressive farm in Scotland milking 1700 cows, 3 times a day on a 72-point BouMatic rotary.
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Am a former employee on this farm unbelievable how much it has gone forward
Amazing set up. A lot of nifty features. The guy really knows his stuff
Milk routine at its best, cleanliness, stress free, excellent cow flow well done lads top class
Good video & content of a very efficient farm dairy! I believe its your gimbal that is constantly in the bottom right of the shot, perhaps a different setting on your camera is required to avoid this in future videos?
Thanks. Yes it was, the microphone meant it was the only way to balance it 🙈 we have got a new one since 👍🏼
Can I know the complete cost of setting up same equipment fantastic equipments. 13:04
Can I know the complete cost of setting up same equipment fantastic equipments.
Maybe the government will run as efficient as this one day 😂 Brilliant video 💪🏻 🏴
I doubt that'll ever happen, lol.
@@Northernman68 a nice thought 😂
If they ever do it will be for one day and no more
Which government? They busy running to get their pockets filled.
Unbelievable 50 years ago i milked in a shippon
Yes i remember a long shed and each cow knew her place . individually chained up.
Some set up 👌
Anyone know the name of this dairy farm?
Could you please let me know the name of the product use to write the white numbers on the back side of the cow. Thank you.
No, it's not a product, it's a process called "freeze branding", normally done by contractors using liquid nitrogen and non-ferrous branding irons (oops, and hair shavers).
Dulux once,, in white
Wow that makes the 400 on 3 x a day I milked back in the 80s look small that was in a 24/24 herringbone
That’s still a big herd, must have been a very impressive set up in the 80s 👌🏻
@@Grasstecgroup why do you have to milk a lot cows to be a good farmer, do u not understand lads with 50 100 cows work far harder because their a one man show and do everything with very little help
@@michaeldorn5330 it’s nothing to do with size Michael, there is fantastic farms of all sizes, we are just trying to show lots of different setups with different ideas on how to do things. We want our videos to have something for everyone.
Herringbone ???
@@michaeldorn5330 I agree and there is more of a future for those smaller one man band setups in coming years.
Is calving all year round....where is the milk sold
Yes all year round calving, we have a video coming up over the next few weeks looking at the calving set up.
@@Grasstecgroup Thanks for that.
Iscritto 👌 bellissimo video 🙋♂️🌞🌈🤸♀️😊
I would have hated to be doing the same job even if they swap every couple of hours. Loved working with cows but just cleaning or putting on would have been mind numbing. Fair play to those that do it.
Great video! Very interesting can’t believe they milking about 1700 with just 72 units just goes to show how effective the whole system is!! Farmers milking ALOT less and spending too much time in the parlour 🙄
I don’t care for the way the crowd gate is designed. You need to be very careful that a cow doesn’t get her head in between the rails and gets jammed as the gate advances
Yep I have seen this type of gate go wrong twice. Not a pretty sight
Tbh given how the guy described an electric motor as hydraulic twice I don't think they have the foresight to see that.
Can easily see a cow getting her head stuck, you know given this type of farm encourages them to put their heads between railings.
How long does it take from the time a cow steps on till stepping off?
Good question, I don't know, but I know they can vary the speed of it!
Doing some quick maths, if there Doing 400 an hour and its 72 stall I make it about 10.5 mins for a full rotation!
He stated that at about the 3/4 mark the cows are done being milked and the machines drop off so roughly 7 1/2 minutes the machines will be on.
@@michaelwalsh9145 yeah I know 🙉
Hello sir
I'm fahad Bhatti Form Pakistan
I'm farm in Pakistan
I need a job
My experience in agriculture 18 years
I drive the tractor 🚜
My driving experience 18 years
Plz help me sir
Thank u sir
I feel great
oh i work there for free
Can I know the complete cost of setting up same equipment fantastic equipments.