Dairy farming can be a stressful job. Long days, labor shortages, fluctuation in commodity prices, and animal well-being are just some of the sources of stress for dairy farmers.
Every dairy farm, production facility, hauler, and trucker has different needs. Milk Moovement has a variety of features that are tailored for each player along the dairy supply chain. Here are some of the most popular features at Milk Moovement!
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Dairy production has evolved over the last century, heck it’s evolved a lot over the last five years! Automatic milking systems (AMS), also called voluntary milking systems (VMS), are monitored by herd management software. This system has many parts and can measure milk quality, cow health, and much more.
A happy employee produces better quality work, supposedly. This is equally true for cows.
We’ve heard it all. Almond milk this, soy milk that, oat, hemp, cashew, coconut… To quote the comedian Jack Whitehall, "Can we stop milking things already?!" But the big question we often get asked in the dairy industry is:
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Processing, hauling, and producing dairy is a full team effort. That’s why Milk Moovement has a variety of options for sub users to access, edit, or manage any part of the dairy process.
It may seem like cows are only used for food, like steak or dairy products, but that isn’t true, they are used for so much moooore. About 60% of the cow is used for food while the remaining 40% is used for products and other uses. Creating other products from the cow allows for less waste and a smaller ecological footprint.