smart farming

Establishing accurate illness and treatment rates in dairy calves is crucial, yet calf health records are often incomplete. Photo: Canva

06-08 | Article

Which advanced technologies monitor dairy calf health?

<i class="">Additional land may be required to help build forage stocks to provide additional cover in drought periods. Photo: Canva<span class=""> </span></i>

09-07 | News

Nearly £4bn to improve climate resilience on UK dairy farms

The dairy barn of the future is taking shape

04-07 | Article

The dairy barn of the future is taking shape

The dairy industry is adopting new technological revolution including augmented reality, infrared thermography, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, electronic 3D motion detectors, deep learning, 5G technology, and cloud computing to detect mastitis. Photos: Canva

27-06 | Article

8 smart methods for dairy cow mastitis detection

Game-changing dairy technology awarded

06-06 | News

Game-changing dairy technology awarded

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 | Expert opinion

Has Apple raised expectations too high for dairy tech?

Bold cows may have produced a higher milk yield compared with fearful cows. Photo: Koos Groenewold

08-01 | Article

Cow personality and adaptation to automatic milking

Video: a peek at Delaval’s batch milking

26-09-2023 | News

Video: a peek at Delaval’s batch milking

Lameness-related discomfort in dairy cows can indirectly alter methane emissions through several mechanisms. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman

13-09-2023 | Article

Cow lameness, cameras and methane emissions