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Research suggests that extending the grazing season by just one week can reduce ammonia emissions by 3.5%. Photo: Koos Groenewold

09-01 | Article

How refocused management can reduce ammonia emissions in dairy farming

Peter Lauwers, CEO of GEA Farm Technologies. Photo: Mark Pasveer

19-01-2023 | News

GEA: Dairy cow manure solution takes off

EuroTier: A spotlight on dairy innovations

24-11-2022 | News

EuroTier: A spotlight on dairy innovations

protein content of dairy cow rations can be reduced from around 175 to 150g/kg DM without affecting cow performance if the diet is properly formulated. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten

28-07-2022 | News

Reducing protein and using forage legumes in dairy diets

Photo: Ellinbank

30-05-2022 | Article

Who will win the dairy carbon-neutrality race?

Competition among dairy cattle for feed space may cause stress, production losses and health issues. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman

21-03-2022 | Article

How do cows perform under different housing systems?

24-02-2022 | Article

Manipulating rumen fermentation to improve performance

Face recognition helping prevent lameness Photo: Koos Groenewold

14-10-2021 | News

Face recognition helping prevent lameness

Photo: Nikki Natzijl

09-06-2021 | Article

Urease inhibitor: Reduce ammonia in the barn and on pasture

Photo: Roel Dijkstra Fotografie/ Marc Heeman

28-01-2021 | Article

14 Tips to decrease ammonia emissions in dairy cattle

Dairy farmer Henk van der Veen from Surhuizum uses slow-release urea and Protispar by Speerstra Feed Ingredients. This is 30% cheaper than additional rapeseed. He notices a slight increase in the levels. Photos: Anne van der Woude

27-01-2021 | Article

Influencing rumen microbes improves nitrogen efficiency

Photo: Hanskamp AgroTech BV

04-12-2020 | News

Eurotier Innovation Awards: CowToilet awarded gold