Dairy cows, water buffalo, and goats produce milk in their own udders on managed pastures. They must be brought into a barn to transfer the milk into the barn tank.
Features
- Dairy cows, water buffalo, and goats produce milk in their own udders on managed pastures.
- Young animals and meat breeds do not produce milk.
Milking cows
Bring the cows into a barn equipped with a milking robot. At the next full hour, the milk will be transferred from the udders into the barn tank.
Collect it there as usual with a milk tanker trailer. If the barn tank is full, the milk will remain in the udder.
Milking goats
Bring the goats into a barn. At the next full hour, the milk is transferred from their udders into the barn tank, and milk cans are produced.
Collect the pallets there as usual with a front loader. If a pallet is full, more milk remains in the udder.
