TOP 20 TIPS
  • Top 20 Tips

    • Switch from incandescent lighting to T-8 fluorescent lighting in your barns
    • Use dimmers and motion sensors on your barn lights
    • Match tractor size to the size of implements
    • Ensure equipment tyres are properly inflated
    • Ensure that equipment and machinery are suitably maintained following the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule
    • Make sure that the windows and doors in your farm buildings are tight fitting and well sealed
    • Insulate farm building outside walls with greater than R20 and ceilings with greater than R30
    • Consider the use of solar energy around the farmstead or on-farm (for powering water pumps and electric fences)
    • Switch to a milk pre-cooler system to cool the milk before it enters the bulk milk tank
    • Check that the timer settings for the solenoid valve on the water system of plate pre-coolers allow enough time for the milk to be cooled, but not so long as to cause water waste
    • Avoid excessive use of borehole water during parlour wash down to minimize disposal costs for dirty water
    • Use variable speed drives (VSD) on vacuum and milk pumps on your milking equipment
    • Look into adjusting lights in the dairy barn to increase milk production
    • Install a heat reclaimer
    • Investigate availability of water recycling equipment
    • Insulate hot water lines and refrigeration lines going to the milk vat
    • Use a timer on your water heater so the water is the right temperature only when you need it
    • Maximize natural ventilation in the barn
    • Clean ventilation fans
    • Look into doing an on-farm energy audit

 
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L’Inde, première puissance laitière mondiale
C’est en 2001 que l’Inde est devenue le premier producteur laitier au monde, avec 84 millions de tonnes, ravissant la première place aux Etats-Unis.
En 2007, elle produisit 99,1 millions de tonnes contre 19 millions 40 ans plus tôt, en 1966. Une véritable « révolution blanche » a donc eu lieu, voulue par l’Etat, qui s’est traduite par la mise en place à partir de 1970 du programme « Operation Flood ».

plus d'informations: http://www.produits-laitiers.com/les-produits-laitiers/dossiers/le-lait-dans-le-monde/le-lait-dans-le-monde-linde/
 
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