Dairy Farm
The herd is housed in specially equipped pens at Digdaga and cared for by a professional veterinary team.
How it works
To secure the health and quality status of the dairy cows, a strict hygienic system is adopted on the farm. The milking cows are selected from well known international offspring heifers and are kept at Digdaga farm in specially equipped pens built to modern international specifications and adapted to local climatic conditions. A maternity pen is set aside for pregnant cows during parturition, and there are separate pens for new-born calves, growing calves and heifers. A professional veterinary team provides comprehensive care and suitable preventative measures to ensure healthy, high producing milking cows, applying up-to-date technical methods.
At this site
LocationDigdaga, Ras Al Khaimah
Herd600 head of milking cows
PensMaternity, calves and heifers
CareProfessional veterinary team
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Inside Dairy Farm
Related operations
Connected parts of the same cycle
Auto Milking
Milking takes place twice a day in a modernised parlour, from which the milk travels through a closed stainless steel system to the dairy plant.
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Dairy Plant
Milk arrives from the parlour for pasteurisation, manufacturing and filling in a HACCP certified facility.
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Fodder Farm
Feed for the herd is grown at Al Hamrania Farm and delivered to the dairy farm daily.
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