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Large-Capacity Multi-Station Automatic Calf Feeding System |
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| Product Overview |
The Large-Capacity Multi-Station Automatic Calf Feeding System is designed for professional dairy farms and large calf-rearing facilities requiring automated, individual and high-throughput milk feeding.
The system can be configured for fresh milk, milk replacer or combination feeding. Individual drinking curves allow calves to receive feed according to age and nutritional requirements, while multiple drinking stations enable one central feeding unit to serve several calf groups. |
| Key Features |
- Large-capacity automatic feeding for commercial calf-rearing operations.
- Standard configuration supports up to approximately 50 calves with two drinking stations.
- Advanced configuration supports up to approximately 120 calves with four drinking stations.
- Suitable for fresh milk, milk replacer or combination feeding depending on configuration.
- Individual drinking curves provide age- and requirement-based feeding.
- IQ heating control maintains accurate feeding temperature.
- Automatic calibration checks and adjusts dosing quantities.
- Optional precision dosing for powder or liquid additives.
- Automatic rinsing programs reduce routine cleaning labor.
- CalfCloud-compatible digital management supports remote monitoring.
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| Structural Components |
- Main Feeding Unit: Central automatic preparation and control module.
- Milk Powder Hopper: Stores milk replacer for automatic dosing on powder and combi versions.
- Mixing Chamber: Prepares fresh milk portions according to programmed feeding parameters.
- IQ Heating System: Controls preparation and drinking temperature.
- Calibration System: Monitors and regulates dosing weights for consistent portions.
- Drinking Stations: Up to two or four stations depending on selected system configuration.
- Animal Identification: Compatible identification at group feeding stations enables animal-specific feeding.
- Additive Dispenser: Optional dosing of powder or liquid supplements.
- Cleaning Circuit: Supports automatic rinsing and optional extended hygiene functions.
- Digital Controller: Allows management through terminal, PC, smartphone or tablet.
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| Working Principle |
When a calf enters a drinking station, the system identifies the animal and checks its individual feeding curve, age, previous intake and available allowance.
If the calf is entitled to feed, the central unit prepares the required fresh milk or milk-replacer portion at the programmed quantity and temperature. The prepared milk is delivered through the feeding line to the teat station.
Feeding data is recorded automatically and can be reviewed through the management system. Automatic calibration maintains dosing accuracy, while programmed rinsing and cleaning cycles support consistent hygiene. |
| Technical Specifications |
| Product Type |
Multi-Station Automatic Calf Feeding System |
| Reference Configuration |
Standard and Advanced Configurations |
| Standard Calf Capacity |
Up to Approx. 50 Calves |
| Advanced Calf Capacity |
Up to Approx. 120 Calves |
| Standard Drinking Stations |
Up to 2 |
| Advanced Drinking Stations |
Up to 4 |
| Feed Options |
Milk Replacer, Fresh Milk or Combination Feeding |
| Powder Hopper |
Approx. 35–50 kg Depending on Configuration |
| Temperature Control |
Electronic IQ Heating Control |
| Dosing Calibration |
Automatic Calibration Available |
| Additive Dosing |
Powder or Liquid Additives Available upon Request |
| Cleaning |
Automatic Rinsing Programs; Extended Hygiene Options Available |
| Management Interface |
Hand Terminal, PC, Smartphone or Tablet |
| Remote Management |
Cloud-Based Monitoring Available |
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| Applications |
- Large commercial dairy farms.
- Professional calf-rearing centers.
- Replacement-heifer development facilities.
- Multiple group calf pens served by one central feeder.
- Fresh-milk, milk-replacer and combination feeding programs.
- Modern steel-structure dairy barns and calf housing projects.
- Automated dairy farm construction and renovation projects.
- Livestock groups, agricultural contractors and equipment distributors.
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| Customization Options |
System configuration can be selected according to herd size, calf-group layout, milk source and management strategy. Available options may include powder, fresh-milk or combination feeding, two or four drinking stations, stainless-steel chassis, additive dispensers, additional calibration equipment and hygiene modules.
Milk-line layout, drinking-station quantity, electrical configuration, identification equipment and installation accessories are customizable and available upon request. |
| Installation & Maintenance |
- Install the central feeder on a stable and level floor in a protected service area.
- Provide suitable potable water, electrical power and drainage connections.
- Position drinking stations to provide safe calf access and efficient pen traffic flow.
- Route milk hoses and utility lines away from animal contact and mechanical damage.
- Calibrate milk powder, fresh milk, water and additive dosing during commissioning.
- Check feeding temperature and portion accuracy regularly.
- Use automatic rinsing programs according to the selected hygiene schedule.
- Inspect teats, milk hoses, pumps, valves, seals and sensors routinely.
- Maintain powder hoppers and additive containers in clean and dry condition.
- Extended hose and teat cleaning can be integrated according to hygiene requirements.
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| Product FAQ |
Q: How many calves can the system manage?
A: Depending on configuration, reference systems can manage approximately 50 calves with two drinking stations or up to approximately 120 calves with four stations.
Q: Can the same system feed several calf groups?
A: Yes. Multiple drinking stations allow one central feeder to serve separate group pens.
Q: Can it use both fresh milk and milk replacer?
A: Yes. Powder, fresh-milk and combination configurations are available depending on the selected system.
Q: Can individual calves receive different feeding plans?
A: Yes. Individual drinking curves allow feeding quantities and schedules to be adjusted according to calf age and requirements.
Q: How is dosing accuracy maintained?
A: Automatic calibration can check and regulate portion weights to maintain consistent feeding accuracy.
Q: Does the system control milk temperature?
A: Yes. IQ heating control is designed to maintain accurate feeding temperature.
Q: Can feeding data be monitored remotely?
A: Yes. Compatible cloud-based management allows data access through PCs, smartphones and tablets.
Q: Is automatic cleaning available?
A: Yes. Automatic rinsing programs are standard system functions, while additional hose and teat hygiene modules can be integrated according to project requirements. |
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