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Smart Dairy Farming 3.0: multiplying innovations on the farmyard B. van t Land, G. Smeenk, H. Lucas, A. Lamers Speaker: Bert Van t Land SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0: MULTIPLYING INNOVATIONS ON THE FARMYARD G. SMEENK (FRIESLANDCAMPINA), H.

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Smart Dairy Farming 3.0: multiplying innovations on the farmyard

  • B. van ’t Land, G. Smeenk, H. Lucas, A. Lamers

Speaker: Bert Van ‘t Land

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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0: MULTIPLYING INNOVATIONS ON THE FARMYARD

  • G. SMEENK (FRIESLANDCAMPINA), H. LUCAS (AGRIFIRM),
  • A. LAMERS (FIRST8), B. VAN ’T LAND (CRV)
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  • 1. SMART DAIRY FARMING IN COOPERATIVE PERSPECTIVE

PROGRAMME

SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0: MULTIPLYING INNOVATIONS ON THE FARMYARD

  • 2. WHY THIS PROJECT?
  • 3. ARCHITECTURE
  • 4. CURRENT STATUS
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SMART DAIRY FARMING IN COOPERATIVE PERSPECTIVE

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SMART DAIRY FARMING

DATA MANAGEMENT THROUGH COLLABORATING

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OVERVIEW

DYNAMICS IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR

DECREASE OF DEMAND AND INCREASE OF SUPPLY: IN SEARCH OF A NEW BALANCE GEOPOLITICAL TENSIONS AND LOW OILPRICES FARMERS’ INCOME UNDER PRESSURE AND STRONGLY FLUCTUATING REGULATIONS CONCERNING PHOSPHATES IN THE NETHERLANDS

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WHAT CONNECTS US?

DYNAMICS IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR

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DYNAMICS IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR

PRODUCTION OF MILK PER COW PER YEAR

Average production: 8,000 kg per year Distribution: 5,000 – 11,000 kg per year Average production during cow’s life: 31,000 kg of milk Top production during cow’s life: 200,000 kg of milk

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FRIESLANDCAMPINA – FOQUS PLANET

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENTS OF RESULTS

Minimum: 30 points Average: 100 points Maximum: 210 points

Figure: Foqus Planet FrieslandCampina 2015

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DYNAMICS IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR

HOW DO WE MAINTAIN OUR LEAD AS DUTCH DAIRY Up until now: Focus on growth Future: Optimisation through agricultural precision Quality, Sustainability and Transparency

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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0: WHY?

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  • VIDEO SDF –

http://smartdairyfarming.nl/en/

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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0:

GOAL: ACCELERATING INNOVATION ON THE FARM

LOWERING TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP FOR DAIRY FARMERS INCREASE EFFICIENCY OF DAIRY CHAIN IMPROVING SUSTAINABILITY ACHIEVEMENTS OF DAIRY CHAIN

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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0:

GOAL: ACCELERATING INNOVATION ON THE FARM

  • Farmer is owner of data
  • Agreements with data suppliers about data availability
  • 1. Secured data ownership of dairy farmers
  • Stimulate use of sensor data and statistical data through data exchange
  • Farmer authorizes third parties for data use
  • Datahub managed by SDF Foundation
  • Open to third parties use Q4 2017
  • 2. Sharing data through SDF Datahub
  • 3. More efficiency and sustainability through applications
  • Applications to increase efficiency on dairy farms
  • E.g. by increasing nutrition efficiency and reducing environmental impact
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FARMER DATA SUPPLIERS DATAHUB

Statistical data and sensor data Knowledge from knowledge institutes Enterprise:  Efficient  Sustainable  Quality Decision making information Data = Increasing efficiency SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0: INCENTIVE FOR INNOVATION ON THE FARM

APPLICATION SUPPLIERS

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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0: ARCHITECTURE

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Target architecture SDF 3.0 Datahub

Farmer

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Best-of-Breed SDF 3.0

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EXAMPLE: FIRST USE CASE SMART DAIRY FARMING

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Dutch heritage Showcase for Dairy industry License to produce + license to operate FrieslandCampina is doubling premium for milk from grazing herds

Digital grazing approvement

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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0: CURRENT STATUS

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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0:

STATUS JUNE 2017

  • Program SDF 3.0 launched in March 2016
  • SDF foundation associated with EDI-Circle
  • LTO-Nederland new partner (LTO= Dutch Federation of

Agriculture and Horticulture, an entrepreneurial and employers’ organisation, 50.000 members)

  • Connecting most important data streams within dairy

chain

  • Formulating ground rules for SDF Datahub and

Data usage

  • Business Model agreed, cover the costs but no

profit maximization

  • Foundation for connecting other chain partners
  • Software Development of the SDF

Datahub by Rovecom and VAA

  • Informing chain partners, data suppliers

and application suppliers

  • SDF Foundation is owner ‘infobroker’ SDF 1.0
  • SDF Foundation is owner ‘AgriTrust’
  • SDF working on architecture and security of data

streams through SDF Datahub

  • First use cases launched early 2017
  • Prepare ‘Go live’ for market: Q4 2017
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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0

SERVICE SDF DATAHUB Q4 2017

Farmers are able to authorize third parties to use their data Data Suppliers can connect to the Datahub and deliver requested data Application suppliers can connect to the Datahub en retrieve requested data

Datahub Online cow data Statistical data Location based aggregated data

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SMART DAIRY FARMING 3.0:

REALISATION & EXPLOITATION SDF DATAHUB 1 Jan 2018 Activities Execution SDF Datahub March 2016 Jan 2017 Exploitation SDF Datahub Realisation SDF Datahub Activities Realisation SDF Datahub Q4 2017 Datahub live 1 Jan 2019

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www.smartdairyfarming.nl