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GLP-1 users don’t merely reduce intake – they pivot their preferences. Research reveals a declining taste for rich, sweet, or salty foods, denting processed dairy like ice cream, robust cheeses, and sugary yoghurts. Photo: Canva
12-06 | Expert opinion

How GLP-1 weight-loss drugs are redefining the dairy sector

Viruses are quick. But we can be quicker. Viruses evolve. But so do we – through learning, leadership, and love for what we do. Photo: Canva
05-06 | Expert opinion

The century of viruses: From farmer to sentinel

Dairy farmers worldwide must evolve alongside the threat of viruses. Photo: Canva
26-05 | Expert opinion

The century of viruses: A wake-up call from the cow barn

Some of the buildings at the Arla farm in Damau, Kaduna state, Nigeria. Photos: Arla Foods
18-12-2024 | Expert opinion

Debunking a myth: ‘You can’t successfully import foreign cattle breeds into Africa’

For decades, young people have been drawn to urban areas, often overlooking agriculture as a viable career path. Common misconceptions about farm life – such as long hours, limited opportunities for advancement, and a lack of modern amenities – have contributed to this trend. Photo: Canva
29-10-2024 | Expert opinion

Is the future digital for dairy farm workers?

Installment of solar panels, especially in countries with a lot of sun, has a short payback time on the investment. Photos: Snorri Sigurdsson
24-10-2024 | Expert opinion

Running a dairy farm off the grid is not easy

Working on a dairy farm require diverse skills on various levels. Photos: Snorri Sigurdsson
24-06-2024 | Expert opinion

Exploring the challenges of running a dairy farm in Nigeria

By emphasising ease of use, practicality, and resilience against the unique challenges faced by dairy farming, dairy tech can not only meet but exceed the expectations of modern dairy producers. Photo: Canva
02-04-2024 | Expert opinion

Has Apple raised expectations too high for dairy tech?

Photo: Canva
13-03-2024 | Expert opinion

Feeding the world: A dairy perspective

Here the native Doka can be seen to the right, on the left, the partly cleared land.
11-03-2024 | Expert opinion

Setting up a big dairy farm in the African bush

The ability to manipulate milk fat concentration is a key element of dairy nutrition. Photo: Canva
19-02-2024 | Expert opinion

Milk fatty acids and influence on dairy products

When evaluating the comfort of the lying area, there are several things to look out for. There may be cases where the resting area may not always be optimal. The main goal is always to have enough space so all the animals can lie comfortably at the same time. Photo: Canva
19-12-2023 | Expert opinion

What makes a good lying area for dairy cattle?

The journey to supreme udder health
01-11-2023 | Expert opinion

The journey to supreme udder health

In the context of acidosis, when the gut wall becomes more permeable, LPS can cross from the rumen into the lumen of the gut. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman
25-10-2023 | Expert opinion

Leaky gut and the cost of inflammation in dairy cows

Dairy Global goes Premium
24-10-2023 | Expert opinion

Dairy Global goes Premium

There continues to be a primary interest in furthering knowledge and understanding on the use and effects of palmitic acid (C16:0) and oleic acid (C18:1) and blends of these when included in dairy diets. Photo: Canva
27-09-2023 | Expert opinion

Fat in dairy diets: New in research

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