Save time, reduce treatment costs and milk losses
Configured for automated milking systems, sensor technology from the GEA DairyMilk product line offers you crucial advantages for efficient health management. The latest generation of conductivity sensors monitor health in every udder quarter in the GEA DairyRobot R9500 milking robot or the DairyProQ rotary milking parlor. With the GEA DairyMilk cell count classes sensor, data are analyzed precisely with the patented EPT technology, monitoring milk flow in every udder quarter of every cow at every milking. If conductivity or cell count classes rise and milk performance decreases, you can treat cows needing attention early and quickly return them to their previous performance level.
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