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Whether you are transitioning to robots from another milking and housing system, moving employees from another role to the robot barn, or hiring someone who has never worked on a dairy, your need to make sure your workers have certain skills to work with automated milking. This is the second article in a three-part series designed to help you measure and teach those skills.

Whether you have an experienced employee moving into a new role in the robot barn, or have just hired someone new, you need a plan to set that person up for success. This is the first article of a three-part series to help build your employee training plan. We will start with the essential things to know about the robots.

Winch’s upgraded from DeLaval classics to new V300’s during April. As the number of cows increased, more milking capacity was needed. Peter also wanted to add progesterone monitoring for reproductive management and that could not be added to the classics.