Smart farming

Digital applications can help dairy producers assess the risk of acidosis to prevent loss of productivity and economic performance of their herd. Photo: ADM
03-12 | Article

Digital tools for better health and higher milk output

The process also creates nutrient-rich, natural fertiliser which Arla farmers could put back on to farms, making it an entirely closed loop. This is something that hasn’t been done before. Photo: Nikki Natzijl
18-11 | News

Arla dairy continues with manure-powered renewable energy

Efficient mastitis detection provides an opportunity to implement early and adequate treatment protocols. Photo: Ton Kastermans
15-11 | Article

Advances in dairy welfare precision technologies

The Ellinbank SmartFarm in Gippsland is Australia’s leading dairy innovation facility, fast-tracking innovative technology solutions. It has an ambitious target of being the world’s first carbon-neutral dairy farm. Photo: SmartFarm at Ellinbank
11-11 | News

Almost there: Carbon-neutral dairy farming in Australia

Russian agricultural holdings are increasingly recognising the benefits of smart technologies and pumping money into R&D departments to develop solutions. Photo: Shutterstock
10-11 | Article

Russia’s boom in smart technologies for the dairy sector

Photo: Bruno Carvalho
05-11 | Article

Cow health status through face recognition

Photo: Ton Kastermans
21-10 | Article

Diving into digital dairy farming and automation

A new research project with 28 partners from all over Europe is in place with the goal of making livestock farming more sustainable. Photo: Shutterstock
19-10 | News

How is Europe making dairy farming more sustainable?

Photo: MALT
06-10 | Article

Expert views: Carbon-negative or neutral dairy farming

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