Technological Advancement in Dairy Industry

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The document discusses technological advancements in the dairy industry. It outlines how the dairy industry works and India's role as the world's largest milk producer. It then describes various technologies that have advanced the industry, including growth hormones and cross-breeding to increase milk production, and automated milking systems, feeders, scrapers and heat detection belts to streamline and optimize the milking process. These advancements have created a more efficient, productive and higher quality dairy industry.

Technological
Advancement in Dairy
Industry
-By Hardik Mistry

Outline
► About Dairy Industry
► Dairy Industry and India
► Latest Advancements
► Information Credits

Dairy Industry
► A dairy is a business enterprise
established for the harvesting or
processing (or both) of animal milk

Dairy Industry and India
► Milk deficient till 1970
► White Revolution
► AMUL is major dairy firm in India
► India’s contribution is 18.5% of total world
milk’s production in 2016 (http://pib.nic.in/)

Dairy Industry Advancement
► Two types,
► Using Biological methods
► Using Advance tools

Biological methods
► Growth hormones (rBST)
► Cross Breeding
Eg.: Friesian-Holsteins with Jersey cows

Milking Parlor
► Easy to clean
► Diversion line
► Maximize your work space
► Smarter and safer
► Rotating base (only in circular model)

Automatic Feeder System
► Cleaner working environment
► Labour saving
► Stimulate milk let-down
► Controlled & efficient way of feeding

Hand Operated Milking
Machine
► User friendliness
► Longer functional life
► Low maintenance

Milk Tanks
► Lower running costs
► Faster cleaner and washing
► Excellent build quality

Automatic Scrapper System
► Intelligent controls
► Outstanding flexibility
► Labour saving

Heat Detection Belt
► Health Monitoring
► Easy To Use
► Herd Management

Information Credit
► http://www.amuldairy.com/
► http://www.fao.org/faostat/en/
► http://www.nddb.org/information/stats/
► http://www.dairymaster.com/
► https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
► https://www.google.co.in/
► https://www.rabobank.com/

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Technological Advancement in Dairy Industry

1. Technological Advancement in Dairy Industry -By Hardik Mistry

2. Outline ► About Dairy Industry ► Dairy Industry and India ► Latest Advancements ► Information Credits

3. Dairy Industry ► A dairy is a business enterprise established for the harvesting or processing (or both) of animal milk

4. Dairy Industry and India ► Milk deficient till 1970 ► White Revolution ► AMUL is major dairy firm in India ► India’s contribution is 18.5% of total world milk’s production in 2016 (http://pib.nic.in/)

5. Dairy Industry and World

6. Dairy Industry Advancement ► Two types, ► Using Biological methods ► Using Advance tools

7. Biological methods ► Growth hormones (rBST) ► Cross Breeding Eg.: Friesian-Holsteins with Jersey cows

8. Milking Parlor – Linear Model

9. Milking Parlor – Circular Model

10. Milking Parlor

11. Milking Parlor ► Easy to clean ► Diversion line ► Maximize your work space ► Smarter and safer ► Rotating base (only in circular model)

12. Automatic Feeder System

13. Automatic Feeder System ► Cleaner working environment ► Labour saving ► Stimulate milk let-down ► Controlled & efficient way of feeding

14. Hand Operated Milking Machine

15. Hand Operated Milking Machine ► User friendliness ► Longer functional life ► Low maintenance

16. Milk Tanks

17. Milk Tanks ► Lower running costs ► Faster cleaner and washing ► Excellent build quality

18. Automatic Scrapper System

19. Automatic Scrapper System

20. Automatic Scrapper System ► Intelligent controls ► Outstanding flexibility ► Labour saving

21. Heat Detection Belt

22. Heat Detection Belt

23. Heat Detection Belt Working

24. Heat Detection Belt ► Health Monitoring ► Easy To Use ► Herd Management

25. Information Credit ► http://www.amuldairy.com/ ► http://www.fao.org/faostat/en/ ► http://www.nddb.org/information/stats/ ► http://www.dairymaster.com/ ► https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ ► https://www.google.co.in/ ► https://www.rabobank.com/

26. Thank you!!

Editor's Notes

RS Sodhi, managing director of the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), the country's largest dairy cooperative that owns the Amul brand, said if one went by how much milk it processed, the cooperative would be among the top 15 dairies in the world.
It is possible to maintain higher milk production by supplementing cows with growth hormones known as recombinant BST or rBST, but this is controversial due to its effects on animal and possibly human health. The European Union, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Canada have banned its use due to these concerns. In the US however, no such prohibition exists, and approximately 17.2% of dairy cows are treated in this way Jersey, the breed is popular for the high butterfat content of its milk and the lower maintenance costs Holstein cows give more milk than any other dairy breed in the U.S
Simple controls with multiple functions to meet your needs, choose from digital or analogue control depending on requirements. The designs are very versatile, these scrapers are known for reliability and adaptability. We have something to suit every yard! At the touch of a button you can clean your yard, this improves herd health and saves you time, money & labour!
Maximise your work space! The Swiftflo Double up parlor has one milking unit per cow place. This option is ideal where a farmer wants to maximise his or her working space and where milking groups of cows. There are many different configurations available, from the intro level Swiftflo Double to a top of the range option with DoubleGuard stainless steel cabinetry. Divert milk at the touch of a button! Dairymaster have designed a unique milk diversion system. Milk can be diverted at the touch of a button. The benefit of the Dairymaster milk diversion line system is that it is fully integrated, which means that there is no need for any pipe disconnection or other attachments and does not normally require additional water for washing. The designs are very versatile, these scrapers are known for reliability and adaptability. We have something to suit every yard! At the touch of a button you can clean your yard, this improves herd health and saves you time, money & labour!
Simple controls with multiple functions to meet your needs, choose from digital or analogue control depending on requirements. The designs are very versatile, these scrapers are known for reliability and adaptability. We have something to suit every yard! At the touch of a button you can clean your yard, this improves herd health and saves you time, money & labour!
20% thicker insulation means less heat loss, resulting in bigger energy savings! Cooling is optimised. Costs are minimised. Full & partial collections are distinguished. We have optimised the cleaning process to allow you to have powerful, thorough & fast cleaning. Securing your investment! More insulation. Thicker steel. Built to last.
Simple controls with multiple functions to meet your needs, choose from digital or analogue control depending on requirements. The designs are very versatile, these scrapers are known for reliability and adaptability. We have something to suit every yard! At the touch of a button you can clean your yard, this improves herd health and saves you time, money & labour!
EASY TO USE Assign a collar by simply scanning the tag with a compatible phoneEasily update your cow’s details without having to go back to the office! HERD MANAGEMENT Designed for both pasture & housed cows HEALTH MONITORING Indicator of health and wellness Healthier cows get pregnant faster Early detection of illness Better response to therapy Benefit from supportive therapy Reduce antibiotic usage
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