Kamila Mazur

Institute of Technology and Life Sciences

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Kamila Mazur is a researcher dedicated to advancing sustainable agricultural engineering, with a primary focus on energy efficiency and automation in dairy farming. Her work critically examines the transition from conventional to automated feeding and milking systems, quantifying the real-world environmental and energy trade-offs. In her highly cited 2021 study, she provided a foundational assessment of cumulative energy needs for cattle feeding technologies, comparing conventional systems (CFS) with automated feeding systems (AFS). This work, garnering 7 citations, established her as a key voice in the field. Expanding on this, her 2024 paper analyzed labor and energy inputs across multiple Polish farms using robotic milking and feeding equipment, offering a comprehensive, multi-farm comparison that has already earned 4 citations. By integrating life-cycle energy analysis with practical farm data, Mazur’s contributions directly inform the design of more sustainable, low-input dairy operations. Her research is essential reading for students and professionals seeking to understand the true environmental cost of agricultural automation and the path toward energy-smart livestock production.