Rural Buildings and Facilities
A.Y. 2018/2019
Learning objectives
The objective of the course is to provide the necessary tool to make a rule for the breeding animals taking into account the farm destination and the animal welfare.
Expected learning outcomes
Undefined
Lesson period: Second semester
Assessment methods: Esame
Assessment result: voto verbalizzato in trentesimi
Single course
This course cannot be attended as a single course. Please check our list of single courses to find the ones available for enrolment.
Course syllabus and organization
Single session
Responsible
Lesson period
Second semester
ATTENDING STUDENTS
NON-ATTENDING STUDENTS
Engineering and construction livestock
Course syllabus
The course is divided into 32 lessons and 32 hours of exercises.
Lectures
· The needs of animals in terms of indoor environmental quality (temperature, relative humidity, air velocity). Environmental changes induced by the presence of animals and facilities for maintenance of the welfare conditions (insulation, ventilation, air treatment). The determination of the volume of ventilation in summer and winter, the verification of the thermal balance of a building. (4h)
· Buildings for cattle in the stalls and free stalls for dairy cows. The environmental requirements, distribution patterns and construction, prefabrication, the time work. (4h)
· The milking parlor, the different solutions, mechanization, the milk and salt services. The premises and areas for periparturient. (6h)
· Buildings for pigs. The different organizational settings: a closed loop, the loop open, "the isowean". (4h)
· Buildings for industry birth, weaning, for gestation (standby heat first and second phase). The evolution of types in recent years in line development of breeding technologies. (4h)
· Buildings for all poultry. (4 h)
· The environmental impact of livestock-induced water, soil and air. (4h)
· The buildings for the preservation of green fodder (horizontal silos, vertical), and dried (barns, hay in two days). (2h)
Practice
It is expected to carry out:
Patterns of classroom exercises and structural design of stables for the young cattle breeding, for calves, beef cattle and pig farms (Ventilation, K index, silos dimension etc.) (32h)
Lectures
· The needs of animals in terms of indoor environmental quality (temperature, relative humidity, air velocity). Environmental changes induced by the presence of animals and facilities for maintenance of the welfare conditions (insulation, ventilation, air treatment). The determination of the volume of ventilation in summer and winter, the verification of the thermal balance of a building. (4h)
· Buildings for cattle in the stalls and free stalls for dairy cows. The environmental requirements, distribution patterns and construction, prefabrication, the time work. (4h)
· The milking parlor, the different solutions, mechanization, the milk and salt services. The premises and areas for periparturient. (6h)
· Buildings for pigs. The different organizational settings: a closed loop, the loop open, "the isowean". (4h)
· Buildings for industry birth, weaning, for gestation (standby heat first and second phase). The evolution of types in recent years in line development of breeding technologies. (4h)
· Buildings for all poultry. (4 h)
· The environmental impact of livestock-induced water, soil and air. (4h)
· The buildings for the preservation of green fodder (horizontal silos, vertical), and dried (barns, hay in two days). (2h)
Practice
It is expected to carry out:
Patterns of classroom exercises and structural design of stables for the young cattle breeding, for calves, beef cattle and pig farms (Ventilation, K index, silos dimension etc.) (32h)
Machines and plants for farms
Course syllabus
This module aims to supply the basic knowledge of the principles underlying the operation of the main farm machinery and plants used in animal husbandry processes.
Lectures (32 h):
The tractor: architecture, typologies and functions; coupling between tractor and implement; tractor dynamic balance (4 h);
Techniques and technologies for forages supplying; machinery and systems for products storage and for animal feed preparation and distribution (12);
Milking machines and machine milking; automatic milking systems; milk cooling systems (12 h);
Machinery for manure management (2 h);
Precision livestock farming (2 h).
Exercises (32 h):
Work organization (working time analysis, performance and field capacity of farm machinery, useful and effective period for the execution of the main field operations); criteria of choice of implements.
Teaching materials:
In electronic format, available at http://ftangorraumim.ariel.ctu.unimi.it/v3/Home/default.aspx
Exam Mode:
Written exam
Lectures (32 h):
The tractor: architecture, typologies and functions; coupling between tractor and implement; tractor dynamic balance (4 h);
Techniques and technologies for forages supplying; machinery and systems for products storage and for animal feed preparation and distribution (12);
Milking machines and machine milking; automatic milking systems; milk cooling systems (12 h);
Machinery for manure management (2 h);
Precision livestock farming (2 h).
Exercises (32 h):
Work organization (working time analysis, performance and field capacity of farm machinery, useful and effective period for the execution of the main field operations); criteria of choice of implements.
Teaching materials:
In electronic format, available at http://ftangorraumim.ariel.ctu.unimi.it/v3/Home/default.aspx
Exam Mode:
Written exam
Engineering and construction livestock
Course syllabus
The course program is the same as described for attending students.
Machines and plants for farms
Course syllabus
This module aims to supply the basic knowledge of the principles underlying the operation of the main farm machinery and plants used in animal husbandry processes.
Lectures (32 h):
The tractor: architecture, typologies and functions; coupling between tractor and implement; tractor dynamic balance (4 h);
Techniques and technologies for forages supplying; machinery and systems for products storage and for animal feed preparation and distribution (12);
Milking machines and machine milking; automatic milking systems; milk cooling systems (12 h);
Machinery for manure management (2 h);
Precision livestock farming (2 h).
Exercises (32 h):
Work organization (working time analysis, performance and field capacity of farm machinery, useful and effective period for the execution of the main field operations); criteria of choice of implements.
Teaching materials:
In electronic format, available at http://ftangorraumim.ariel.ctu.unimi.it/v3/Home/default.aspx
Exam Mode:
Written exam
Lectures (32 h):
The tractor: architecture, typologies and functions; coupling between tractor and implement; tractor dynamic balance (4 h);
Techniques and technologies for forages supplying; machinery and systems for products storage and for animal feed preparation and distribution (12);
Milking machines and machine milking; automatic milking systems; milk cooling systems (12 h);
Machinery for manure management (2 h);
Precision livestock farming (2 h).
Exercises (32 h):
Work organization (working time analysis, performance and field capacity of farm machinery, useful and effective period for the execution of the main field operations); criteria of choice of implements.
Teaching materials:
In electronic format, available at http://ftangorraumim.ariel.ctu.unimi.it/v3/Home/default.aspx
Exam Mode:
Written exam
Engineering and construction livestock
AGR/10 - RURAL BUILDINGS AND AGRO - FOREST LAND PLANNING - University credits: 6
Practicals: 32 hours
Lessons: 32 hours
Lessons: 32 hours
Professor:
Costa Annamaria
Machines and plants for farms
AGR/09 - AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND MECHANIZATION - University credits: 6
Practicals: 16 hours
Lessons: 40 hours
Lessons: 40 hours
Professor:
Tangorra Francesco Maria
Professor(s)
Reception:
phone or e-mail appointment