smart farming

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

Agritechnica 2021 that was postponed to be held at the end of February 2022 has officially been cancelled. Photo: Chris McCullough
13-12-2021 | News

Agritechnica 2022 cancelled due to Covid-19

With the improved chip, predictions about the animal will get better. Photo: Agriculture Victoria/University of Melbourne
07-12-2021 | Article

Better predictions for better dairy cow breeding

Photo: Canva
07-12-2021 | News

Dairy farms to benefit from Connecterra and Lely partnership

Visual lameness scoring is the most common method to evaluate lameness, as it is easy to use and cheap to implement, but it is time-consuming and labour-intensive. Photo: Shutterstock
01-12-2021 | Article

Automatic lameness detection: Lame vs sound gait

Efficient mastitis detection provides an opportunity to implement early and adequate treatment protocols. Photo: Ton Kastermans
15-11-2021 | Article

Advances in dairy welfare precision technologies

Russian agricultural holdings are increasingly recognising the benefits of smart technologies and pumping money into R&D departments to develop solutions. Photo: Shutterstock
10-11-2021 | Article

Russia’s boom in smart technologies for the dairy sector

Photo: Bruno Carvalho
05-11-2021 | Article

Cow health status through face recognition

Photo: Ton Kastermans
21-10-2021 | 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
19-10-2021 | News

How is Europe making dairy farming more sustainable?