Control mastitis and improve the milking process with our newest innovation.
For each quarter of the milking unit, the Milk Sensor measures conductivity, milk production, milk flow, vacuum and milk temperature. These quarter-level insights can support early warnings for issues such as mastitis.
CowManager will take the first steps to introduce the Milk Sensor later in 2026, with wider-scale availability planned for 2027.
Stay Up to DateThe Milk Sensor is added to each quarter of a milking unit, adding a new layer of visibility – quarter-level milk data that connects to the health and performance signals you’re tracking with CowManager ear sensors.
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Identify quarter-level milk deviations associated with mastitis before clinical signs appear.
The Milk Sensor helps uncover irregularities in the milking parlor that often remain hidden.
Early awareness of udder health changes is essential to maintaining milk quality and supporting cow health. However, the first signs of mastitis can be difficult to detect especially during milking, when time is limited and efficiency matters. By receiving early mastitis alerts, you know which cows needs extra attention before issues escalate.
This could result in:
With the CowManager Milk Sensor, issues such as vacuum drops, overmilking, and improperly cleaned units no longer go unnoticed. Take timely action before small irregularities turn into major herd health problems.
In addition to alerts for suboptimal milking parlor performance, the system provides valuable insights into milking quality and efficiency. Monitor the performance of both parlor and milker performance throughout the day and gain the actionable insights needed to improve consistency, cow well-being, and operational performance.
Get More InfoControl over the milking process
Issues no longer go unnoticed. Take timely action before small irregularities turn into major herd health problems.
Improve udder health
Gain control over mastitis with better cure rates, ultimately improving lifetime milk production.
Increase milk quality
Keep somatic cell count and plate count at optimal levels to capture valuable milk price premiums.
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