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Preserving the feed structure, mixing long and short as well as dry and moist material precisely and discharging regular and precise rations: these are the requirements that SILOKING Technology has been designed for 365 days a year – with reliability and comfort. |
SILOKING 4.0 Vertical feed mixing technology
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SILOKING – the future of milk production
Changes in economic and agricultural policy not only present dairy farms with new challenges – they also offer some great opportunities. The use of modern, high-performance technology can make a major contribution to considerably and sustainably reducing production costs and ensuring competitiveness. With our feed mixing technology, SILOKING supports future-oriented dairy farmers in successfully managing their farms by optimizing production and achieving measurable cost savings. SILOKING products ensure that entrepreneurial farmers are ideally equipped to prepare their farms for a successful long-term future.
More precision equals more profits
Precision in dairy cattle feeding means: Filling, mixing and distributing the feed in a highly efficient manner and to keep feed loss as low as possible and/or avoid it altogether. Examinations of actual farming practices has yielded that there are very high discrepancies between the calculated and actually provided rations. These deviations constitute a significant cost factor for farmers. If feed costs are to be lowered in a sustainable manner, the use of high-performance machines, such as the precisely operating self-propelled SILOKING SelfLine 4.0 can be an immense help.
Main focus: feed costs
Nowadays, one decisive issue for small and large dairy farming professionals are feed costs. Approximately half of the direct costs per litre of milk are due to basic feed and concentrates. Advanced feeding technology can significantly help with making milk production more efficient and aid in the optimization of processes. How? Among other things by a higher degree of precision!
Focusing on the correct issues
The dairy farming industry has been subject to a major structural and economic change for the past few years. An increase in applied professionalism and intensification of milk production accompany these changes. The goal: to achieve the highest possible degree of efficiency. Dairy farming operations that strive to optimize costs and achieve an improved economic sustainability must now focus on the correct issues.
