File:Deutsches Museum - Vollautomatische Melkmaschine.JPG

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Description

Deutsch: Vollautomatisches Melksystem; Hersteller: Merlin (Fullwood Packo Gruppe) — Exponat im Deutschen Museum München EG; Melkroboter

Date

30 August 2010

Source

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Author

User:Mattes

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