Registration system
The development and testing of a registration system for grazing hours, which better aligns with the combination of robot & grazing
Robot & Grazing? Sorted!
The project as a game changer in the sector
Letting dairy cows graze outside sufficiently and still go to the milking robot on time?
Letting dairy cows graze outside sufficiently and still go to the milking robot on time?
At one farm, it's a done deal, while at another, it's a bridge too far, and everything in between. The project Robot & Grazing? Sorted! is there for dairy farmers to maintain, improve, or discover the combination of robot and grazing with innovative and inspiring practical examples.
Discover how fellow dairy farmers successfully solve this puzzle.
Discover how fellow dairy farmers successfully solve this puzzle. Grazing and robotic milking don't have to be an obstacle. We see it as an opportunity for a sustainable and profitable dairy farming future.
Topics
Sweden
Study trips to Sweden and Ireland: peering at foreign neighbors
Ambassadors
Recruiting ambassadors who are well-versed in the combination of robots & grazing
The project team states that:
“We will better align knowledge about Robots & Grazing with farming practices. Currently, there is too much one-way traffic from farm visitors or suppliers. The dairy farmer is not a robot, but an independent, autonomous entrepreneur, perfectly capable of seeking and/or sharing knowledge. For each other! That is what we, as a team, are committed to.”
Sector insights //
Innovation & Technology
News and background on the project 'Robot&Weiden? For each other!'
Share your experience in our survey!
05-06-2025
Your input helps the sector to think ahead én to act.
The questionnaire is ready here: https://nl.surveymonkey.com/r/RobotWeiden
The 75% Rule: Regulation or Hindrance? Bureaucracy Discourages
23-05-2025
A project is the perfect opportunity to scrutinize existing rules and opinions. Take the current condition for the pasture premium:
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Contact
Dutch Agricultural Youth Contact
Bemuurde Weerd OZ 12
3514 AN Utrecht
The project ‘Robot & Grazing? Let's do it!’ is an initiative of the Working Group Meerweiden and is carried out by NAJK, Aeres University of Applied Sciences, and Network GRONDig.
