Andrzej Borusiewicz

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Andrzej Borusiewicz is a researcher focused on the technological optimization of dairy farming, with a particular emphasis on milking efficiency and herd management. His work bridges agricultural engineering and practical farm operations, examining how equipment and automation impact productivity. His most cited paper, "Technological Preconditions in Dairy Farms" (2017, 6 citations), investigates the relationship between applied technologies and milk yield across 50 farms in Poland’s Podlaskie Voivodeship, offering critical insights into the technical prerequisites for successful dairy operations. Borusiewicz further advances the field with "Efficiency of Milking Cows Using Robot in a Large Herd" (2019, 2 citations), a pioneering study that compares robotic milking systems with traditional milking parlors—a topic previously unexplored in Polish and international literature. This work not only contributes scientific knowledge but also delivers practical guidance for farmers considering automation. Though his citation counts are modest, Borusiewicz’s research provides foundational, region-specific data that supports the modernization of dairy farming, making him a valuable contributor to applied agricultural science and a resource for students and practitioners seeking evidence-based improvements in livestock technology.