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07-12 | News

Agritechnica 2023: Latest equipment and technology for dairy farmers

The researchers found that by using some nutritional supplements, such as brown seaweed, garlic, and tannins, it is possible to modulate metabolism and reduce methane emissions. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman

06-12 | News

Serbia: Methane-reducing feed additive based on brown algae

Researchers examined the association of claw anatomy and sole temperature with the development of claw horn disruption lesions (CHDL). Photo: Canva

05-12 | News

Lame cows: Importance of sole thickness in preventing lesions

New cases of bluetongue were detected through additional surveillance, rural affairs department Defra said. Photo: Ton Kastermans Fotografie

05-12 | News

More cases of bluetongue found in the UK

Dairy Diary: November business update

30-11 | News

Dairy Diary: November business update

More support should be given for technological solutions that could reduce the labour needed on farm and increasing the attractiveness of dairy farming for the younger generation, making renewal more likely. Photo: Canva

29-11 | News

Challenges, opportunities and prospects for EU dairy

Magazine edition 4 is ready! From the Middle East to Denmark

29-11 | News

Magazine edition 4 is ready! From the Middle East to Denmark

Russia has a strong dependence on imported veterinary pharmaceuticals. Rosselhoznadzor estimated the share of imported vaccines in the Russian cattle industry to be 71%. Photo: Canva

28-11 | News

New regulation in Russia disrupts supply of veterinary medicines

Ukraine needs to increase industrial milk production to at least 5 million tonnes per year from the current 2.7 million tons, said Vadim Chagarovsky, head of the Ukrainian Union. Photo: Canva

24-11 | News

Ukrainian dairy wants deeper integration with the EU

UKCEH scientists will take samples of the breath of healthy cattle and those that are confirmed to have BRD. They will then use a chemical ionisation mass spectrometer to identify which particular gases known as volatile metabolites are associated with healthy or diseased cattle. This will inform the development of low-cost sensors that will be integrated into automatic calf feeders to monitor the breath of animals as they feed. Photo: Canva

21-11 | News

Real-time monitoring of Bovine Respiratory Disease