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Organic Dairy Farm with Robots – Why Jens Focuses on Wide Walkways Instead of More Cows Today we're visiting Jens Lütteke in the Sauerland region. His organic dairy farm has 65 cows, a milking robot, and one very clear goal: improved animal welfare through better barn design – not more labor. From pasture management and wide walkways to cubicle management, Jens shows us why many decisions only prove their true value in everyday practice. In this video, you'll learn: • Why organic farming doesn't automatically mean more space • Why Jens deliberately built wide walkways • How night grazing and milking robots work together perfectly • Why cows willingly go to the robot • How Stallets have affected somatic cell counts and udder health • Why less than 1 kg of bedding per stall per day is sufficient today • Sand-bedded honeycomb systems, deep litter boxes, and daily bedding top-ups in practice • Why the collection robot works significantly better with Stallets than with straw lime The most important takeaway: A modern dairy barn isn't created by expensive technology alone. It's created when animal welfare, efficiency, and operational processes are aligned. Jens impressively demonstrates how a family farm, through well-considered decisions, brings more peace to the barn – for both people and animals. 👉 Do you run an organic dairy farm yourself or have experience with grazing, robots, or deep litter boxes? Share your experiences in the comments – we look forward to hearing from you. Sand-bed honeycomb systems, deep litter boxes, and milking robots in practice. Share your experiences in the comments – we look forward to hearing from you. ... More information: https://keller-stroh.de If you enjoy these practical reports: 👍 Subscribe to the channel 💬 Ask questions 🔔 Never miss an episode.