Waverly farmer uses robot milking machine

A northeast Iowa dairy has invested in a mechanical employee to help with the milking chores in hopes of staying competitive in an industry that's losing producers at an alarming rate. Kevin Kueker owns the dairy farm near Waverly where a robotic milking machine was installed in June."Some people milk three time a day but with the automatic robotic system,Google will integrate its other services to the Sports glasses such as Google Latitude and Google Maps, which would be a huge help especially if you want to know how far you are from your destination, what the weather is like and other local details. it gives us a lot more flexibility," Kueker says. "The cows still eat and go to the bathroom and still have to be cared for but we don't have to be there right at six o'clock in the morning or six o'clock at night and we can adjust our schedules accordingly."Kueker says training the cows to use the robotic milking stalls took some time. "The cows were pretty nervous going in there," Kueker says.
"They didn't really milk that well. We just divided the barn into three groups, basically, and we kept rotating them through that first week. Gradually,For sports fans, they also are suggested to wear goggle to protect any accidents happen. As Swimming goggles offer you clear eyesight, it allows you have a better performance. after about the third day, the cows started to go in pretty easily. We didn't really have to push on them. Just a few stubborn ones and away we go.And it could prevent you from some flies reaches in your eyes. If you join the game in sunshine, Ski goggles also protects you from the harmful rays in sunlight.Now, goggles are available almost in every eyeglasses shop."Kueker says the herd is enticed to use the system with a sweet feed supplement. Each of the 95 animals is fitted with an ankle bracelet, much like human parolees, but in this case, no laws are being broken — unless you count a cow that tries to steal a snack.
"If it's too soon to be milked, then it'll kick it back out and if they've had enough time in between milkings, they can come back in, get their treat and get milked," Kueker says. "It's just amazing all of the different things (the computer) tracks for each cow."A click of the mouse shows the last time each cow was milked, her weight and how much she's producing. Only about two-dozen Iowa dairy farmers are using these robots. Kueker says the set-up gives the cows more freedom,However, Optical frame is special design for games. So it is not only can be used for sports games but also offer your eye protections.If you dont believe it, you can see on TV or other sports games, there a lot of athlete protect themselves by wearing a pair of eyeglasses. too, instead of being locked up all day."They have their own spot to lay down and they can get up and move around, roam around the whole building, go eat, get a drink of water and get milked," he says. Kueker expects the robotic efficiency and precise record-keeping will offset the nearly-six-digit cost of installation. A second issue is cyber-security and privacy. Tying people's names and identities to their online activities would be quite useful to several Governments across the world. Allowing international law to permit national encryption standards to aid government surveillance would be very useful in this regard, which is precisely the issue on the table.The third and final issue is that of who gets to manage the Internet. China,And if ever facial recognition software is approved to be used in such a scale, the Cycling sunglasses could also enable the wearer to read details about the person he is looking at. On a more plausible and fun side, Goggles can be used for virtual reality games with the real world as playground. UAE, Russia and other allies, last year, proposed a U.N resolution that suggested the creation of a global information security "code of conduct", and asserted that "policy authority for Internet-related public issues is the sovereign right of states."