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Enhancing Dairy Farming Efficiency Through Agile Manufacturing

Ms. Meghana U¹, Prof. Rohith M N²

¹Post graduation student, ²Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering, JSS Science and Technology University, JSS Technical Institutions Campus, Mysuru-570006

Abstract—This study investigates the utilization of light-footed assembling standards in the dairy cultivating area, zeroing in on the activities of the Karnataka Milk Alliance (KMF) in Karnataka, India. Dexterous assembling underscores versatility, fast reaction, and adaptability underway cycles to fulfill dynamic market needs. By coordinating nimble standards into dairy cultivating rehearses, KMF plans to upgrade productivity, streamline asset usage, and further develop responsiveness to shopper inclinations. This exploration examines the execution of nimble strategies inside KMF's dairy tasks, dissecting its effect on creation, store network the executives, and consumer loyalty. Through a blend of subjective and quantitative examinations, including contextual analyses and execution measurements, the review assesses the viability of light-footed assembling in improving the seriousness and maintainability of dairy cultivating endeavors. The discoveries contribute important bits of knowledge into the capability of dexterous assembling to upset conventional dairy cultivating practices and drive advancement in the dairy business.

 Agile production is a manufacturing method that emphasizes flexibility and responsiveness to unexpectedly converting marketplace needs and client needs. It entails adapting production strategies and structures to efficaciously produce a huge type of merchandise in small batches, regularly in reaction to real-time call for signals.

Keywords— Agile manufacturing, dairy farming, Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), efficiency, flexibility, responsiveness, market demands, customer preferences, sustainability, innovation