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Dave and Doug Johnston run Maplevue Farms in Listowel, Ontario. Photos: Maplevue Farms
18-02 | Article

A Canadian dairy farm delivers free milk to schools

South Africa's agricultural sector projects growth of 3.5% in 2025. Photos: Canva
17-02 | News

Why are some of South Africa’s farmers concerned about the Expropriation Act?

Cows going to fresh pasture on a farm in Ireland. Photo: Misset
17-02 | News

A year of 2 halves for Irish milk production

Over the next 10 years, Lithuanian dairy farms are projected to boost milk production by 58% or 800,000 tonnes. Photo: Canva
14-02 | News

A decade of growth projected for Lithuania’s dairy sector

The country as a whole can fight current epidemics more efficiently and rapidly, but also prevent new threats, Annie Genevard, France’s minister of agriculture, food sovereignty and forestry, said about livestock diseases. Photo: Canva
13-02 | News

France calls for one plan against livestock diseases

Photo: World Mycotoxin Forum
12-02 | Article

WMFmeetsSalzburg 2025: What to expect at the 15th mycotoxin conference

Milestone targets include less than 20% of the national herd suffering from lameness by 2028, less than 10% by 2035 and less than 5% by 2044. Photo: Canva
12-02 | News

Stamping out lameness in UK’s dairy herd

French blue cheese. Photo: Canva
11-02 | News

Brazil-France partner to push cheese production

Seminars on sustainable farming, biosecurity, & disease prevention at VIV Asia 2025
10-02 | Article

Seminars on sustainable farming, biosecurity, & disease prevention at VIV Asia 2025

Dairy Diary: January business update
10-02 | News

Dairy Diary: January business update

Mould growth in feed leads to mycotoxins and impact animal production. Photo: Canva
10-02 | Interview

The value of a good strategy to combat mycotoxins in dairy

As a result of the crisis in Serbia, the price of drinking milk on store shelves is now lower than that of mineral water. Photo: Canva
07-02 | News

Serbia faces a stagnating dairy industry

The Nevada State Department of Agriculture has stated that the D1.1 strain of H5N1 is the first detection of this virus genotype in dairy cattle. Photo: Henk Risick
06-02 | News

US: First detection of newer variant of bird flu in dairy cows

The team of researchers wanted to gain a better understanding of how farm animals perceive and are affected by light. Photo: Canva
06-02 | News

Light intensity and time matter for cow welfare

In Uzbekistan, the largest imported product categories are cheese, fermented milk products, and dry milk. Photos: Canva
05-02 | Article

Central Asia: Is self-sufficiency possible in dairy?