"Damate" began the introduction of a system for managing a herd of cattle at a dairy complex in the Tyumen region

2023: Introduction of cattle herd management system begins

On June 15, 2023, the Damate company announced the start of the introduction of a system for managing a herd of cattle (cattle) at a dairy complex in the Tyumen region. This project confirmed the status of particularly significant and received support for the national program.

The project is being implemented on the basis of the livestock complex of Tyumen Dairy Farms LLC. The project is included in the list of particularly significant projects and received the support of the Skolkovo Foundation within the framework of the National Program "Digital Economy of Russia."

The goal of the project is to replace the current foreign herd management system and provide more expanded functionality compared to foreign counterparts.

As of June 2023, the technical characteristics of the future system are being parameterized. The stage of practical implementation is scheduled to begin in September 2023. The system is expected to be put into commercial operation in the fourth quarter of 2024.

The system, piloted as Milk 2.0, will include a suite of services to monitor current processes and predictive modelling of performance; built-in reporting designers and integration mechanisms for transmission data state to systems; possibility of carrying out - BI analytics in the "Milk 2.0" circuit; built-in constructor. business processes

The system is a cloudy SaaS solution, refined on the basis of SELEX St. Petersburg the developer system in the field of breeding livestock Plinor"."

Damate develops dairy farming, milk processing and its own genetic projects. The group for June 2023 includes the dairy complex "Tyumen dairy farms," designed to produce 55 thousand tons of raw milk per year. The farm is located in the Golyshmanovsky district of the Tyumen region, its capacity allows you to contain 13.5 thousand heads of cattle, of which 6 thousand heads are a dairy herd. The Damate livestock complex was officially commissioned in 2017.