Vladimir Mazurov
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Vladimir Mazurov is a leading researcher in precision dairy farming, with a primary focus on the optimization of robotic milking systems and the economic sustainability of automated dairy operations. His work critically examines the physiological and behavioral responses of highly productive cows during robotic milking, establishing key correlations between milking parameters and inter-milking time intervals to improve animal welfare and milk yield efficiency. In his most cited study (2023, 4 citations), Mazurov provides foundational insights into the relationship between milking frequency and lactation performance in high-yield herds. He is also recognized for his applied research on agricultural policy, notably his comprehensive economic analysis of the Departmental Target Program “Creation of 100 robotic dairy farms in the Kaluga region” (2022, 2 citations), where he evaluated the program’s effectiveness, identifying both its benefits and limitations for large-scale implementation. Mazurov’s work bridges animal science and agricultural economics, offering practical guidance for the transition to automated dairy systems. His contributions are particularly valuable for researchers and practitioners seeking to balance productivity gains with animal health in modern dairy management.
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