Realise your potential

We understand the success of your business relies on your ability to get your animals pregnant. This start with finding your cows in heat. Then you can decide the best action to take for one cow or the whole herd. Find out how these decision lead to improving the reproductive performance on your farm with DeLaval DelPro.

Detect abortion and abnormal cycles with RePro

Find out in this tutorial how easy it is to find cows with an abnormal cycle, or a cow with an abortion. This is made possible by the unique new hero feature of the VMS™ V310 - DeLaval RePro™. All this information presented to you in DelPro™ applications.

Detect heat and pregnancy with RePro

Find out in this tutorial how easy it is to find cows in heat, and get confirmations of pregnant cows. This is made possible by the unique new hero feature of the VMS™ V310 - DeLaval RePro™. All this information presented to you in DelPro™ applications.

Analyse your breeding success

Reproductive performance is crucial for a dairy farm’s profitability and therefore an area you as dairy farmer, veterinarian or advisor are constantly monitoring. We present key performance indicators (KPIs) in DelPro FarmManager in order to monitor your farm’s reproduction performance.

Analyse your reproductive performance

Reproductive performance is crucial for a dairy farm’s profitability and therefore an area you as dairy farmer, veterinarian or advisor are constantly monitoring. We present key performance indicators (KPI) in DelPro FarmManager in order to monitor your farm’s reproduction performance.

Could you earn more money with cows that live longer?

Longevity has been a popular word for some time, so long that perhaps the meaning is a little blurry now. Keeping cows longer is the easy part, we just don’t cull them; but keeping healthy, productive and most importantly profitable cows in the herd for as long as they can, well that’s a little different.

Successful reproduction is all about timing

Efficient and profitable reproduction management in a dairy herd requires healthy cows and observational routines to detect both cows in heat and cows with reproductive diseases.