Mooving Cows is an agricultural learning game developed with University of Wisconsin-Madison that focuses on best practices for cattle handling on dairy farms. Players take on the role of a cow mover to guide cattle through farm environments.
Developed with University of Wisconsin-Madison, Mooving Cows is an agricultural learning game that focuses on best practices for cattle handling on dairy farms. Players take on the role of a cow mover, guiding cattle through various farm environments. By applying specific handling techniques that reduce stress and support herd productivity, players learn how professional dairy farm operations manage their livestock through efficient and humane practices.
Animal Welfare, Agricultural Literacy, Behavioral Observation, Low-Stress Handling
Move cattle through barns and pathways across varied situations.
Use calm movements and positioning to guide animals safely.
Observe how actions affect cow behavior and stress levels.
Adjust decisions to maintain effective and responsible handling.
Effective livestock management depends on safe and humane handling techniques. Mooving Cows provides practical experience with these methods, helping learners understand how behavior and decision making influence animal welfare and farm outcomes.
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