Energy Consumption on Dairy Farms: A Review of Monitoring, Prediction Modelling, and Analyses

Energy Consumption on Dairy Farms: A Review of Monitoring, Prediction Modelling, and Analyses
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奶牛场能源消耗:监测、预测建模和分析综述

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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
M. D. Murphy
M. D. Murphy
中科院分区:
工程技术4区
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作者:
P. Shine;J. Upton;P. Sefeedpari;M. D. Murphy

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The global consumption of dairy produce is forecasted to increase by 19% per person by 2050. However, milk production is an intense energy consuming process. Coupled with concerns related to global greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture, increasing the production of milk must be met with the sustainable use of energy resources, to ensure the future monetary and environmental sustainability of the dairy industry. This body of work focused on summarizing and reviewing dairy energy research from the monitoring, prediction modelling and analyses point of view. Total primary energy consumption values in literature ranged from 2.7 MJ kg−1 Energy Corrected Milk on organic dairy farming systems to 4.2 MJ kg−1 Energy Corrected Milk on conventional dairy farming systems. Variances in total primary energy requirements were further assessed according to whether confinement or pasture-based systems were employed. Overall, a 35% energy reduction was seen across literature due to employing a pasture-based dairy system. Compared to standard regression methods, increased prediction accuracy has been demonstrated in energy literature due to employing various machine-learning algorithms. Dairy energy prediction models have been frequently utilized throughout literature to conduct dairy energy analyses, for estimating the impact of changes to infrastructural equipment and managerial practices.