The development of a customized feeding and disease prevention system in free-range dairy farms using precision sensors
To date, the use of precision farming technology in Hungarian agriculture has generally been restricted to the large-scale cultivation of arable crops. There are, however, extraordinary opportunities in the field of animal husbandry. In the case of intensive animal husbandry in Hungary, we have already seen practical examples for the sensory recording of body temperature, milk yield and quality in dairy cows. In-free-range animal husbandry, however, which is more adapted to the natural needs of the animals, it is difficult to implement such continuous monitoring. New, individual, non-invasive sensors now make this possible. Our research seeks to introduce these new technologies into domestic practice, and to further develop it in order to produce new, high-quality domestic food products.