Cow lameness - Flag cows to check for lameness between mobility scores
Mobility scoring stays with your team, who watch each cow walk and record a score, often once a month. ConductVision can flag cows by how they walk back from the parlor, for your team and your herd veterinarian to check. It does not tell you what is wrong with a cow.
What you get from your video
For each cow
Every cow flagged comes with the clip.
How she walks
You and your herd veterinarian agree which gait changes get a cow flagged. Your veterinarian decides what they mean.
Trouble lying down
A cow that is slow to lie down, or that starts to lie down and stops more than once.
Lying outside the stalls
A cow lying in an alley, or anywhere outside the stalls, for longer than you set.
For your team and your herd veterinarian
Each morning
The cows to look at today, each with a clip.
Your review
Confirm or dismiss each flagged cow, or send her to your hoof trimmer or herd veterinarian.
What happened next
Your herd veterinarian records what was found and what was done.
Pilot - How a pilot starts
We start with recorded video from your cameras. ConductVision runs on a computer at your farm, so video stays on the farm.
- You bring
- A camera beside a straight lane, such as the return from the milking parlor, cameras on your stalls and alleys, and recorded video from them
- We set up
- Which gait changes get a cow flagged, agreed with you and your herd veterinarian
- You get
- Each flagged cow with her clip, and a pilot results report checked against what we agreed
ConductScience agriculture
Instruments and planning tools
The ConductScience agriculture catalog and its planning tools are on conductscience.com.
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Contact us
Tell us which cameras you have and what you want them to watch for.
- Headquarters
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