Amul adopts digital tracking, monitoring systems for artificial insemination

In an critical milestone for the dairy sector for adoption of electronic systems, Amul Dairy has executed digitization of synthetic insemination of cattle.

Following prosperous operational preliminary success at the Kaira District Milk Producers’ Cooperative Union (Amul Dairy), all the one,two hundred village stage milk producer societies of Amul Dairy milkshed location have been lined under digitalization. Amul Dairy grow to be India’s very first cooperative to adopt electronic monitoring, checking technique for synthetic insemination processes.

The technology delivers speedy and well timed alerts on a cellular telephone to cattle operator and the cooperative about synthetic insemination (AI) of the animal. The member milk producer requirements to sign up on the Amul simply call-middle for AI for his animal.

A milk culture-appointed synthetic insemination technician receives a message together with the milk producer and the chain of action begins. The technician visits the animal and after the synthetic insemination is finished, all the information is updated on cellular, which sends a message to Amul simply call-middle and the milk producer.

The electronic technique notifies about the pregnancy diagnosis of the animal, soon after nine months the information about the calving i.e. sex of calf is registered in the cellular application together with its day of birth. The technique also keeps a track of deworming and vaccination schedules for the freshly born.

Amit Vyas, Taking care of Director of Amul Dairy, explained, “There is no want to keep physical document by milk producer as all the information is stored by Amul Dairy by means of computer software technique. Digitization of synthetic insemination delivers fast services to the milk producers as effectively as information of milch cattle is also stored in the cellular computer software technique and can be analyzed.”

Amul is receiving a excellent reaction to this electronic intervention for a vital functionality of milk production.

“At present, registration of much more than 4,500 synthetic insemination phone calls accomplished by Amul Connect with Centre each day. Even now Amul Dairy is trying to make this system much more successful and successful,” included Vyas.

Amul Dairy performs much more than one million synthetic insemination yearly in milkshed location.

By means of digitalization, clear information as effectively as its analysis can be used to make accurate choices and make the animal husbandry small business prosper.