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    Pioneering barrier teat disinfectant for automated spray systems

    Simon KingBy Simon KingJanuary 27, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    DeLaval has introduced Titan, a new teat disinfectant for automated spray systems that combines the convenience of a spray application with film-forming protection. Titan is DeLaval’s first teat spray to use this advanced technology, and one of the first of its kind on the market.

    Titan represents a significant advancement in udder health management. Its innovative film-forming technology provides a barrier film for teats, helping to protect against environmental pathogens like S.uberis and E.coli which are prevalent causes of mastitis.

    Tim Jeynes milks 120 cows at Red House Farm, near Tewkesbury, in Gloucestershire. He has seen a 50% reduction in bactoscans following a trial with Titan.

    “I genuinely think that Titan is a very good product. We’ve had very little mastitis cases since being on it, less than we had before. Our bactoscans have gone from averaging 20 to 10, so halved. I am very keen to stay on the product as soon as it comes to the market,” he said.

    Delivered in an easy-to-use spray format, the advanced barrier offers longer-lasting physical protection compared to most other sprays, helping to maintain optimal udder health and reduce the risk of contamination.

    By enhancing udder health, Titan helps to not only improve milk production and quality but also promotes animal welfare, which ultimately boosts herd performance and farm profitability.

    Nathalie Albrecht, DeLaval’s product manager for udder health solutions, milk quality and animal health, highlights the significance of Titan:

    “This product is engineered to meet the demands of modern dairy operations. The spray enables quick application while ensuring even distribution across the teat surface, which maximises the effectiveness of protection.”

    Until now, most teat sprays used in robots have been short-acting contact sprays that do not provide a long-lasting physical barrier.

    “It is this unique combination of barrier and spray functionality that sets this product apart. By providing extended protection, Titan not only helps support better herd health but also aids in enhancing overall productivity,” she concluded.

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