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By combining a freestall wintering barn with modernised robotics and a traditional grazing system, Bruce Dinnington has created a unique hybrid farm that prioritises pasture health and cow welfare. Running a herd of about 350 cows, the farm utilises six Lely Astronaut A4 robots, four Lely Discovery Collector manure robots, a Lely Calm automated calf feeder and a Lely Juno feed pusher.
English
Australia
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