Sustainable Dairy Farming: Introducing the COW DUNG REMOVER for Eco-Friendly Cleaning and Improved Livelihoods

Abstract

This paper presents the implementation of a natural and renewable resource cleaning machine, also known as the cow dung remover, which was developed to solve the cleaning challenges faced by small-scale dairy farmers in the village. The proposed solution aims to simplify the work of the farmers, eliminate the physical strain associated with manual cleaning, and reduce the labour-intensive effort required to clean the dairy farm. The machine is operated using levers and has a scrapping plate connected to it, as well as a water tank. The device was designed to be economical, easy to operate, and environmentally friendly. The paper describes the methodology used to develop the machine, including experiments and simulations conducted. The hardware requirements, results, and findings of the project are presented, as well as the interpretation and discussion of the results in the context of the research area. The paper concludes by summarizing the main findings of the project and suggesting directions for future research. The cow dung remover project contributes to SDG (Sustainable Development Goal) 7 by providing a practical solution that enhances the sustainability and affordability of energy use in small-scale dairy farming, while also promoting a cleaner and more efficient approach to waste management and energy utilization.