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Researchers said: “Our data indicate that, independent of THI, inhalation of PM2.5 decreases daily milk production in dairy cows by an average of 1.2 kg/cow for every 100-µg/ m3 increase in PM2.5, not only on the day of exposure, but also up to 7 days after the last day of smoke exposure. Photo: Canva

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Global wildfires and its effects on dairy cows

Don’t miss it! EuroTier 2022 award winners and innovations

28-09 | News

Don’t miss it! EuroTier 2022 award winners and innovations

Andrzej Gantner, a spokesperson of the Polish Federation of Food Producers, criticised the government for the decision to curb fertiliser production, not considering the impact it would have on Polish food sector. Photo: Shutterstock

23-09 | News

Polish dairy plants in turmoil

DeLaval's Hamra Farm is currently undergoing a big expansion with a new dairy unit for 550 cows. Photo: Chris McCullough

23-09 | News

DeLaval starts work on new sustainable dairy unit

This year’s ranking is characterized by the movers and the shakers. Both turnover growth and strategic activities were more significant than in recent years. Photo: Shutterstock / Valentyn Volkov

22-09 | News

Combined turnover of Global Dairy Top 20 firms sees jump

In August 2022, Ukraine exported a broad range of dairy products, including 2,140 tonnes of butter (+250%). Photo: Canva

20-09 | News

Ukrainian dairy exports reach pre-war level

The total milk production in Israel is about 1.6 billion litres per year. Photo: Canva

20-09 | News

Dairy milk management in Israel

Using this test, milk farmers could select enough cows to create an entire herd that will produce hypoallergenic milk, the scientists said. Photo: Shutterstock

19-09 | News

Russia: New test for hypoallergenic milk

Data collected over more than a century at Rothamsted Research showed a fall of around 35% based on figures taken from between 1902 And 2016 from its Park Grass long-term experiment at Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Photo: Mark Pasveer

15-09 | News

How the changing climate is affecting hay production

The Russian deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko has recently announced that the federal budget would reimburse 70% of costs associated with purchasing of labelling equipment to dairy producers. Photo: Shutterstock

15-09 | News

Russia’s state aid for dairy businesses