Knowledge transfer

For the further development and establishment of digital systems in cattle husbandry, the Knowledge transfer is an essential part of the project. Results and experiences should be integrated into agricultural practice and farmers actively involved in the project be included. For this purpose, specialist events will take place, results published, as well as guides issued.

Business processes

Value creation and also digitalization take place in different ways in different sectors of the economy. This also applies to the agricultural sector. The aim is to ensure that the use of digitalization options in cattle farming is economically advantageous, but also ecologically and socially sustainable.

Decision support / assistance systems

In order to meet current and future requirements in agriculture, the livestock farmer can use intelligent digital systems for himself. These assistance systems collect data about the animal and the barn and provide it to the farmer. Based on this data, the livestock farmer has an overview of what is happening in the barn and can react more quickly and in a more targeted manner to problems such as illness.

Data Analysis

Data analysis makes an important contribution to extracting information from sensor data. The data from the individual systems are combined here, linked with other performance and master data from herd management and finally evaluated together. In this way, a prognosis can be made regarding the health and well-being of the animals.

Radio networking and energy supply

Nowadays, there is a wide range of sensor and assistance systems. But how can these systems also be networked against the background of energy-efficient data transmission? Radio technology, the characteristics of the antennas and also the amount of data as well as the barn environment are aspects that must be taken into account.

Sensor technology and energy supply

Today, almost all vitality parameters of cows and cattle can be monitored in real time using digital sensor technology. These include, for example, body temperature, rumination activity, movement parameters or feed and water intake. By recording these parameters, conclusions can be drawn about the animal's health, irregularities in the daily routine can be detected, and animal-specific decisions can be made regarding livestock farming.

 EB6:Entscheidungsunterstützung / Assistenzsysteme EB3: Funkvernetzung und Energieversorgung EB4: Datenanalyse EB5: Geschäftsprozesse EB4: Datenanalyse EB5: Geschäftsprozesse EB6:Entscheidungsunterstützung / Assistenzsysteme EB7: Wissenstransfer EB4: Datenanalyse EB3: Funkvernetzung und Energieversorgung EB3: Funkvernetzung und Energieversorgung EB4: Datenanalyse EB5: Geschäftsprozesse EB6:Entscheidungsunterstützung / Assistenzsysteme EB7: Wissenstransfer

Tracking

Whether on pasture or in the stable, every livestock owner wants to provide his cows with the best possible care to ensure well-beeing of his animals. Tracking allows you to find individual cows, cattle or even calves quickly in large herds. Necessary treatments for oestrus, lameness or vaccinations can be carried out faster and easier.

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CattleHub - digitale Assistenzsysteme in der Rinderhaltung

The experimental field “CattleHub” deals with the use of digital technology in cattle farming.

The project’s aims are to support and strengthen the use of digital assistance systems in cattle farming and to let farmers and their animals benefit from improved recommendations in decision making. To this end, different systems are validated throughout the project.

Specific improvements are expected in tracking, sensor systems, radio networking as well as energy supply. In addition, artificial intelligence methods will be examined in order to achieve higher prediction reliabilities in data analysis.

Our findings and the knowledge gained will be communicated and transferred into practical cattle farming.

The experimental field “CattleHub” is divided into seven different experimental areas. Combining the expertise, each of the areas is led by one project partner.

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ASSISTENZSYSTEME IM STALL: WENN DAS KALB MELDET, WIE VIEL MILCH ES BRAUCHT

Video and blog post about our project

On 06.07.2021, the MDR published a video and blog post about our project CattleHub.

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Einblicke In Die Zukunft Der Milcherzeugung, „Bedeutung Von Assistenzsystemen Für Die Milchviehhaltung“, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Büscher

Event: “Insights into the future of milk production”

On 17 June 2021, the online lecture event of the DigiMilch experimental field took place under the theme "Insights into…

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We are also present on Youtube!

We are represented on YouTube! Since March, you can find us on YouTube, where we transfer our research activities in…

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ASSISTENZSYSTEME IM STALL: WENN DAS KALB MELDET, WIE VIEL MILCH ES BRAUCHT

Video- als auch Blogbeitrag zu unserem Projekt

Am 06.07.2021 veröffentlichte der MDR einen Video- als auch Blogbeitrag zu unserem Projekt CattleHub.

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Einblicke In Die Zukunft Der Milcherzeugung, „Bedeutung Von Assistenzsystemen Für Die Milchviehhaltung“, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Büscher

Veranstaltung: „Einblicke in die Zukunft der Milcherzeugung“

Am 17.06.2021 fand die Online-Vortragsveranstaltung des Experimentierfeldes DigiMilch unter dem Thema „Einblicke in die Zukunft der Milcherzeugung“ statt. Neben den…

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Veranstaltungen

Interessante Informationen über Assistenzsysteme in der Rinderhaltung

Jungrind
21. April 2020
Als Jungrinder werden weibliche Rinder im Alter von einem Jahr bis zur Geschlechtsreife im Alter von ca. 18 Monaten bezeichnet.
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Sebastian Heineman

Sebastian Heimann Haus Düsse
For the future, I would like digitization to have an interface that enables all the systems on a farm to be viewed and controlled from only one platform (e.g. a tablet).

Maxim Steinhardt Agrargenossenschaft Memmendorf e.G.
My interest in the CattleHub project is to close data gaps between calves and dairy cows. In addition, the data exchange between software solutions from different manufacturers in agriculture is a solvable problem that must be tackled together with the manufacturers.

Torsten Schlunke Milchhof Diera KG
New assistance systems should help me as herd manager to recognize the sick cow of tomorrow, today.

Torsten Schlunke Milchhof Diera KG
Neue Assistenzsysteme sollen mir als Herdenmanager dabei helfen, die kranke Kuh von morgen, heute schon zu erkennen.

Sebastian Heineman

Sebastian Heimann Haus Düsse
For the future, I would like digitization to have an interface that enables all the systems on a farm to be viewed and controlled from only one platform (e.g. a tablet).

Maxim Steinhardt Agrargenossenschaft Memmendorf e.G.
Mein Interesse am Projekt CattleHub besteht in der Schließung von Datenlücken zwischen Kalb und Milchkuh. Außerdem ist der Datenaustausch zwischen Softwarelösungen verschiedener Hersteller in der Landwirtschaft ein lösbares Problem, welches gemeinsam mit den Herstellern angegangen werden muss.

Projektpartner

Bundesministerium für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft
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