Solutions / Automated feed pushing
Automatic Feed Pusher
An autonomous feed-pushing system for dairy and livestock farms that need regular, repeatable feed access through the day and night.
Farm fit
Best discussed against the real feeding routine.
- large dairy or cattle operations with repeated feed-pushing rounds
- multiple sheds or feeding lanes
- night-time feed gaps or inconsistent manual pushing
- labour availability pressure
- farms that value remote diagnostics and planned service readiness
Product conversation
What the Feed Pusher should be evaluated for
The first version of the catalogue page keeps claims practical: routine, labour, diagnostics, and service readiness.
Value points
- keeps feed within reach around the clock
- reduces repetitive manual work
- helps stabilize feed-intake rhythm without overclaiming production gains
- supports multi-shed scheduling for larger operations
- connects remote monitoring, diagnostics, troubleshooting, and OTA software updates
Service readiness
- farm layout review before deployment
- spare parts and training plan
- remote diagnostics and manual remote takeover discussion
- local response-time expectations documented before sale
Example Product Fit
strong fit
Score 9/9 based on a large, multi-lane dairy scenario.
large herd size makes regular feed pushing more valuable
multiple feeding lanes can benefit from scheduled unmanned runs
night-time gaps are a direct fit for around-the-clock operation
high labour constraint increases the value of automation
remote diagnostics and service planning should be part of deployment
Claims Discipline
Keep sales claims grounded.
Milk yield improvement should not be promised without local farm data.
Deployment depends on layout, herd size, feeding lane conditions, and service coverage.