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Mikhail Mishenko, general director of the Dairy Intelligence Agency, forecasted a decline in investment activity in the dairy industry due to a lack of Western technologies, despite a significant number of new projects Russian dairy companies have in place. Photo: Henk Riswick

07-10-2022 | News

Lack of equipment and technology in Russia’s dairy sector

Rumination sensors and ear tag monitoring have seen an uptick in use as they advance in capabilities. Feeding behaviour, dry matter intake and efficiency are predicted with added certainty as individual data becomes available. Photo: Canva

05-08-2022 | Article

Reviewing the power of robotics in the dairy industry

11 dairy innovations at SPACE 2022 not to be missed

21-07-2022 | News

11 dairy innovations at SPACE 2022 not to be missed

Parlours require a minor service every 750 operating hours and a more significant service every 1,500 operating hours. Photo: Chris McCullough

24-01-2022 | Article

Milking machines – from maintenance to hygiene

The money is designed to improve dairy farm efficiency and at the same time deliver environmental benefits. Photo: Roel Dijkstra

04-01-2022 | News

Financial help offered to UK dairy farmers

David Macalister: “This system offers far more flexibility than milking twice a day.” Photo: Macalister Farm

22-09-2021 | Article

Dairy farmers talk about the benefits of once-a-day milking

Photo: SPACE

27-07-2021 | Article

Innovations not to be missed at SPACE 2021

There are about 5,200 dairy farmers in Australia, of which close to 50 have invested in AMS. Photo: Milking Edge

08-12-2020 | Article

Reaping the rewards of robotic milking

The 8 m³ Siloking eTruck TMR feed mixer. Photo credit: Reto Ammann, Siloking

20-11-2020 | Article

New machines to boost on-farm practices

Bacterial biofilms occur at all stages of dairy processing, from raw milk collection through to waste treatment. Photo: Mark Pasveer

18-11-2020 | Article

Effectiveness of disinfectants on biofilms