“This series is an opportunity for consumers to meet and learn about the people who produce the milk for everything from their morning coffee to their children’s school meals,” said John Chrisman, CEO of American Dairy Association North East. Watch “This American Dairy Farmer” to learn more about how Jayden’s innovations ease the workload for employees and family members, streamlining operations at the farm. And there is so much here that can be automated, I believe I can make a difference,” Jayden Neal said.

“I think it’s so cool that I’m able to implement my love of technology here on the farm. He is working on a system with QR codes that track equipment’s maintenance. Jayden Neal has embraced technology to help the Neal dairy farm run smoother and track feed inputs. Jayden has invented many gadgets that make life easier on the farm. “My son Jayden helps on the technology side of things and helps make some of my dreams come true,” Jody Neal explained. Jayden Neal is a sophomore at the Rochester Institute of Technology, majoring in robotics and manufacturing. In “ Robotics Whiz Invents Farm Technology,” which debuted October 6 on, viewers meet dairy farmer Jody Neal and his son, Jayden, of Orleans Poverty Hill Farm in Albion. Press Release, American Dairy Association North EastĪLBION – Offering a glimpse into the lives of hardworking farmers, American Dairy Association North East released a new episode of “This American Dairy Farmer,” a digital series highlighting family, tradition and sustainable food production on local dairy farms.Įvery gallon has a story, and “This American Dairy Farmer” offers a behind-the-scenes look at dairy farms and the families who operate them, while helping viewers make personal connections with those who produce their food. Jayden also utilizes drone mapping for the farm. He also developed an activity tag for the cows.

Jayden Neal and his father Jody are featured in a new episode of “This American Dairy Farmer.” Jayden developed technology to automate curtains, lighting, sprinklers, fans and alley scrapers to create a more consistent and comfortable environment for the cows.

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