D. Pellerin

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D. Pellerin’s research focuses on the economic and operational impacts of precision dairy technologies, particularly automatic milking systems (AMS), on Canadian dairy farms. Their most-cited work, “Economic impact of introducing automatic milking system on Canadian dairy farms” (2016, 2 citations), provides a foundational analysis of the financial implications of AMS adoption, which has grown exponentially worldwide. By evaluating data from Canadian herds, Pellerin quantifies the trade-offs between labor savings, increased milk yield, and initial capital investment, offering critical guidance for producers transitioning to automated systems. This work is notable for its practical relevance, helping farmers and policymakers assess the viability of robotic milking in a rapidly evolving agricultural landscape. While citation counts are modest, the study’s impact is amplified by its role in informing industry decisions during a period of technological shift. Pellerin’s contributions bridge agricultural economics and dairy science, making their research essential for students and professionals exploring sustainable, technology-driven farming practices. Their work underscores the importance of evidence-based adoption of innovations to enhance farm profitability and efficiency.