A few years back on a family excursion, we spent the morning at the Kellogg Biological Station-W.K. Kellogg Farm Pasture Dairy Center in Kalamazoo County, MI. I stood mesmerized as the cows filed in at their own leisure to the automatic milking stations; no stress, no prodding, not a milkmaid in sight.
Now the people at the University of Arkansas are making the lives of domestic herds better yet. They have devised a tool that can read a cow’s temperature by capturing an image of its face. It’s less work for the farmer and a lot less taxing on the animals.
Learn about the cool innovations directly affecting our lives, and the lives of cows, at Global Auto Mobility or catch the companion podcast at Smart Mobility Today or wherever you find your streaming service
Cindy Polakowski
Host, Smart Mobility Today
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