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Different vacuum levels, vacuum reduction during low milk flow, and different cluster detachment levels affect milking performance and teat condition in dairy cows

Stauffer et al., 2020

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12969229583549151450
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Stauffer C
Feierabend M
Bruckmaier R
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Journal of dairy science

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Traditionally, machine milking is performed at a constant vacuum supply. The system vacuum has to be set high enough to allow a sufficiently high vacuum at the teat end, despite the inevitable vacuum drop caused by milk flow. This leads to an increased vacuum …
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