Teal-time monitoring system for milk cow raising

Abstract

The invention discloses a real-time monitoring system for milk cow raising, which can be used for mastering oestrus, diseases and other health conditions of a milk cow in time, is convenient for milk cow reproduction management and is beneficial to milk cow growth. The real-time monitoring system is provided with an active RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag integrated with a three-dimensional acceleration transducer, and a data receiving device is arranged corresponding to the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag integrated with the three-dimensional acceleration transducer and is connected with a PC server through network data exchange device.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to equipment for raising dairy cows, in particular to a real-time monitoring system for raising dairy cows, which can know the health status of cows such as estrus and disease in time, and is convenient for breeding management of dairy cows and beneficial to the growth of dairy cows. Background technique [0002] Adult dairy cows always go through the growth process of estrus, mating, pregnancy, calving, milk production and dry milk, etc. in addition, they may suffer from diseases until they are eliminated. In the artificial breeding process of dairy cows, timely detection of estrus cows, and then artificial breeding to make them pregnant, calving, and milk production is the key to increasing milk production. Although relevant experts and scholars have determined the correlation between changes in the activity of dairy cows and estrus, the existing methods of raising dairy cows still require manual observation of the state of dair...

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Problems solved by technology

Although relevant experts and scholars have determined the correlation between changes in the activity of dairy cows and estrus, the existing methods of raising dairy cows still require manual observation of the state of dairy cows with the naked eye to safely accept climbing as a basis for judging whether a cow is in estrus

Since 60% of dairy cows are in estrus in the morning (6:00-8:00), 10% in the noon (12:00-14:00), and 30% in the evening (7:00-9:00), manual observation is extremely difficult. Inconvenient, not only labor-intensive, time-consuming and labor-intensive, but also may miss the best mating period for estrus cows due to human error

In addition, the existing dairy cow breeding methods cannot detect sick cows in time during the incubation period of the disease. Only when the cows have more obvious symptoms, such as loss of appetite or no food, weight loss, breast swelling, etc., can diagnosis and treatment be carried out. The health is very unfavorable, and sometimes the infectious disease may spread on a large scale due to the failure to isolate and treat the sick cows in time

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