Cow practitioners widely adopt and use bovine ultrasound machines for routine reproductive examinations of cows, which is the next contribution this technology will make to the dairy industry. Evaluate pregnancy status and fetal vitality early after mating to identify unfertilized cows, and improve reproductive efficiency by shortening the interval between artificial insemination services and increasing the rate of artificial insemination services. Early identification of cows carrying twins will allow for the implementation of differentiated management strategies, and once such strategies are developed, the negative impact of perinatal twins can be eliminated. Ovarian and uterine lesions that cannot be accurately detected by rectal palpation can be easily observed by ultrasound and appropriate treatment can be implemented. When combined with management decisions that justify the cost of fetal gender identification, determining fetal gender in the uterus is useful. The development of a comprehensive reproductive management system that combines ultrasound with new and existing reproductive technologies will further enhance the practical application of ultrasound examination. Developing and promoting education programs to train cattle practitioners in using ultrasound for routine reproductive examinations is a key step in rapidly applying this technology to the dairy industry.

1. Portable bovine ultrasound machine can save time:

Ultrasound examination can be performed as early as 28 days after reproduction, which is faster than palpation diagnosis of pregnancy. This means that producers can find an open cow faster and quickly send her back to the synchronization program, thereby reducing her open days. In addition, the new portable ultrasound technology makes it easy to bring ultrasound scanners directly to cows, greatly reducing the workload of dairy farm staff and veterinarians, and of course, also relieving the pressure on cows themselves.

2. Portable Niu Niu uses ultrasonic testing equipment to save them money:

Cattle ultrasound machines provide high-quality ultrasound images for veterinarians to improve the accuracy of diagnosing open cows and real-time detection of early pregnancy/fetal heartbeat, as well as to view ovarian structure, reproductive abnormalities, and fetal gender/twins. This means that their artificial intelligence investment has a higher success rate and they know which cows are not suitable for breeding. According to a study by the University of Wisconsin, using ultrasound in dairy farms can save 10 to 15 open, non productive days per cow per year compared to palpation.

3. Portable bovine ultrasound can save energy:

Use under sunlight and keep away from any power outlet. The BXL-V60 cattle ultrasound machine is equipped with video glasses, so you can use it in the middle of the breeding farm at noon. The portable B-ultrasound machine for cows is durable and can withstand daily use in dairy farm operations.

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