Develop and Evaluate Use of Mobile Application for Cattle Farming: A New Generation Technology Transfer for Sustainable Dairy Production

Satyanarayan, Kamardi; Vankayala, Jagadeeswary; Belakeri, Pavan; Babu, A. Sachindra; Srinivas, Yathiraj

doi:10.5455/ijlr.20180413044608

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“…According to Satyanarayan, Jagadeeswary, Belakeri, Babu, and Srinivas [3], the integration of digital technology within the livestock farming system has the potential to offer novel solutions to challenges arising from increased animal densities and the demand for environmentally sustainable and animal-friendly production practices that minimize resource consumption. The overall observation, however, indicates significant variation in the rate of adoption of digital technology across specific technologies, animal species, and academic disciplines.…”

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An Evaluation of Smart Livestock Feeding Strategies

Yin,

Danieli

2023

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The wasteful utilization of feeds is associated with a decrease in profitability. As the demand for feed increases in the future and the competition between food, feed, and fuel intensifies, it is anticipated that there will be significant environmental and social ramifications. The increasing demand for cattle products has given rise to various social, economic, and ecological concerns. This article examines various feeding techniques, encompassing the utilization of smart technology. The implementation of digital technology has facilitated the adoption of a farming technique known as "smart livestock feeding," which ensures the provision of nutritionally balanced food to animals. The result is the production of animals that exhibit improved health conditions and require reduced amounts of both sustenance and medical attention. Farmers can enhance their profits from the trade of leaner and more efficient cattle through the reduction of costs. The significance of this issue arises from the challenges faced by numerous farms worldwide, including factors such as disease outbreaks and insufficient availability of animal feed. The practice of intelligently feeding cattle incorporates advanced technologies such as predictive analytics, big data, and Internet of Things (IoT), information and communication technology (ICT), artificial intelligence, and genomics.

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An Evaluation of Smart Livestock Feeding Strategies

Yin,

Danieli

2023

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“…Moreover, smartphones can serve as the infrastructure of digital agriculture innovations (Pongnumkul et al, 2015). Recently, governments, NGOs, and donors have developed smartphone‐based applications (apps) for farm management for smallholder farmers (Campenhout, 2017; Cole & Fernando, 2021; Satyanarayan et al, 2018). Given these advantages of smartphone use, understanding the relationship between smartphone use and willingness to adopt DPDM could provide references for controlling pests and diseases, preventing crop loss, and reducing pesticide use.…”

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Smartphone use and willingness to adopt digital pest and disease management: Evidence from litchi growers in rural China

Cai

2022

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A review of on-farm recording tools for smallholder dairy farming in developing countries

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The dairy industry has been expanding significantly recently, which has prompted the improvement and adoption of increasingly digital dairy recording tools with cutting-edge technology. The study aimed to identify smallholder dairy farmers’ recording tools in developing countries. The study presents the results of an extensive literature review conducted using electronic journal databases. The review involved applying a combination of search terms and Boolean operators. The search found a total of 412 research publications. However, only 21 articles with 24 recording tools were deemed appropriate and were subsequently included in the study. Dairy recording entails gathering and managing data on animal information, traceability, health, and productivity that can be conducted using various methods, from manual record-keeping to digitization. The results show that most studies have endeavoured to develop digital recording tools that focus on production performance (PR), mainly milk production, using the Internet of Things (IoT) and mobile phone applications. Moreover, various technologies, such as networks, desktops, and web apps, have also been invented. Given the widespread ownership of mobile phones among the general population, the use of mobile phones continues to be an appealing choice for recording tools. To enhance the advancement of these tools, it is necessary to address technological obstacles, particularly those associated with access and connectivity. In addition, it is also important to consider the continuity of data input and feedback obtained to the farmers, thus helping them evaluate their farms periodically.

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Develop and Evaluate Use of Mobile Application for Cattle Farming: A New Generation Technology Transfer for Sustainable Dairy Production

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An Evaluation of Smart Livestock Feeding Strategies

An Evaluation of Smart Livestock Feeding Strategies

Smartphone use and willingness to adopt digital pest and disease management: Evidence from litchi growers in rural China

A review of on-farm recording tools for smallholder dairy farming in developing countries

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