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Exploring John Deere's Range of Dairy Solutions

Exploring John Deere's Range of Dairy Solutions

Dairy producers have a wide array of needs, and John Deere has several dairy solutions designed to help customers in this line of work across the country. Keeping animals healthy and productive are top priorities in the industry, and John Deere knows this.

John Deere Dairy Solutions

Now, there are numerous products and technology specially designed to help dairy producers. Let’s take a look at the operational solutions available through Deere.

Harvest Lab 3000

Dairy producers can use the Harvest Lab 3000 to measure moisture, dry matter, protein, starch, and much more on the go.

JDLink

With JDLink, dairy operators can see all of the critical and timely information they need about their machinery from afar. This makes equipment management a breeze.

John Deere Connected Support

John Deere Connected Support gives dairy producers the help they need to keep their equipment running smoothly.

Manure Constituents Sensing

With manure constituents sensing, dairy operators can measure liquid manure nutrient levels in real-time. This allows them to apply nutrients more precisely while using data to make more informed decisions.

Operations Center

The John Deere Operations Center gives users an opportunity to see exactly what’s happening within their operation. This allows for improvements to be made along the way.

AutoTrac

AutoTrac from John Deere ensures that users are not overlapping out in the field. Ultimately, this can reduce fatigue while boosting productivity.

Cutting Equipment

John Deere has self-propelled windrowers and drapers to make swathing a breeze. Mower Conditioners also allow customers to cover more acres with greater tractor compatibility.

Enhancing the Efficiency of Dairy Operations

The solutions listed above are designed to help dairy producers make the most of their time. Capabilities of these solutions include the following.

Drying and Gathering

With Frontier Rotary Rakes and Wheel Rakes from Deere, dairy producers can easily maximize their output and save time, regardless of the terrain.

Bale and Chop

Baling hay and chopping silage have never been easier, thanks to the baling equipment and self-propelled forage harvesters from John Deere.

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In this episode of The Swine Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Anna Johnson from Iowa State University and Emma Coursey from the University of Illinois discuss research evaluating welfare resources during the late finishing stage on commercial swine farms. They explain how feeder management, water use, space allocation, and pig health influence welfare outcomes and practical on-farm management. Listen now on all major platforms!

"Small resource issues can become larger welfare problems when multiple stressors interact across finishing barns."

Meet the guests: Dr. Anna Johnson / anna-johnson-05028a14 is the Morrill Professor of Animal Behavior and Welfare at Iowa State University. She earned her Ph.D. in Animal Sciences from Texas Tech University and completed her master's degree in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare at the University of Edinburgh. Her research focuses on practical solutions that improve farm animal welfare, including sow productive lifetime, animal-human interaction, environmental enrichment, and Precision Livestock Farming.

Emma Coursey / emma-coursey-183810241 is pursuing a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine after earning a bachelor's degree in Animal Science from Iowa State University. Her academic interests include swine health, production, and animal welfare, with research experience evaluating welfare resources in commercial finishing pigs.