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Z. Sanova is a leading researcher in dairy science, specializing in the optimization of robotic milking systems for highly productive cows. Her work focuses on understanding the physiological and behavioral relationships that govern milk yield, particularly the correlation between milking parameters and inter-milking time intervals. Through her most-cited study, "Milk yield and its relationship in highly productive cows during robotic milking" (2023, 4 citations), Sanova has provided critical insights into how automated milking technologies can be fine-tuned to enhance both animal welfare and productivity. Her research addresses the practical challenges of managing high-yielding dairy herds, offering data-driven strategies to improve milking efficiency and udder health. By bridging the gap between animal physiology and precision agriculture, Sanova’s contributions are shaping the future of sustainable dairy farming. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers in animal science, agricultural engineering, and veterinary medicine, as it lays the groundwork for more adaptive and humane robotic milking protocols.
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