Automatic cow shed

Abstract

The invention provides an automatic cow shed. The automatic cow shed comprises a shed body, a top cover, a ventilating chamber, aerial fog sprayers, sliding assemblies, air exchange fans and exhaust fans. The top cover is arranged at the upper end of the shed body, the ventilating chamber is arranged between the shed body and the top cover, the air exchange fans are installed at the two ends of the ventilating chamber, a support is connected with the sliding assemblies on the two sides of the shed body, the exhaust fans are fixedly installed at the upper end of the support, the aerial fog sprayers are installed at the lower end of the support, and a controller is matched with the air exchange fans, the exhaust fans, the aerial fog sprayers and the sliding assemblies. The cow shed is reasonable in structure and high in automation degree, an air circulation system and the aerial fog sprayers in the cow shed are remotely controlled through the controller, and the aerial fog sprayers can atomize raw traditional Chinese medicine, cool dairy cows and meanwhile disinfect the cow shed and breasts of the cows; the exhaust fans can accelerate flow of air to achieve a cooling effect, the height and the angle can be adjusted, the fog amount and duration can be adjusted, and remote control can be achieved through a wireless signal receiver.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of dairy cow breeding, and in particular relates to an automated cowshed. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, when raising dairy cows, the cows are kept in captivity in brick houses. Living under such conditions, the cows are not easy to ventilate, which affects the growth of the cows, and the smell is relatively large. The normal body temperature of dairy cows is 38.5°C, and the suitable breeding environment temperature is 10-20°C. Within this range, dairy cows do not need to use extra energy to warm or cool their bodies, which is conducive to the best production performance of dairy cows. Heat stress occurs when the ambient temperature exceeds 25 °C. With the highly intensive development of the dairy farming industry, the incidence of dairy cow heat stress syndrome has increased year by year, and its harm has become increasingly prominent, and has become one of the important factors hindering ...

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At the same time, the temperature rises, it is easy to cause the growth of bacteria, and the growth of harmful bacteria directly affects the quality of milk

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