Milking

Producing high quality milk means improved milk production from healthier udders, higher milk premiums and lower herd health treatment costs. Photo: Mark Pasveer

22-08 | Article

Guaranteeing high-quality milk in Australia

Arable manager Charlie Steer said it was vital that farmers knew their carbon footprint to move forward. Photo: Canva

07-08 | News

Reducing on-farm dairy emissions the easy way

Research: New sensor to improve raw milk quality control

01-08 | News

Research: New sensor to improve raw milk quality control

FrieslandCampina member dairy farmers have taken significant steps in 2023 to make their dairy farms even more sustainable. Photo: Canva

18-06 | News

FrieslandCampina dairy farmers receive over €245m in premiums for sustainability

The project aims to meet 50% of Algeria's national demand for powdered milk. Photo: Canva

28-05 | News

Qatari dairy developing record milk powder plant in Algeria

This latest £70m investment, said to be the largest ever in Northern Ireland’s agri-food industry, will expand the cheddar cheese facility at Dunmanbridge in County Tyrone. Photo: Dale Farm

22-05 | News

£70m investment: Northern Ireland dairy co-op boosts cheddar production

Lactating camels generally produce between 1000-2,700 litres per lactation in Africa, but camels in South Asia were reported to produce up to 12 000 litres per lactation. Photo: Camelicious

15-05 | News

Camel dairy investments are growing

The Agency recommends adopting a system of five welfare levels, from the highest (A) to the lowest (E). Level E corresponds solely to compliance with the requirements imposed by European legislation on animal welfare, whether during rearing, transport or slaughter. Photo: Canva

13-05 | News

Why current animal welfare labelling is not enough

A cow being manipulated by an osteopath during the trial. Four EFOA osteopaths took part in the trial, manipulating Prim'Hostein cows. Photo: EFOA and Lab To Field

08-05 | News

Osteopathy: A new approach to improving dairy cow production?

The regulation introduces mandatory minimum terms for dairy contracts which must be followed. It covers all cows’ milk sold by a dairy farmer to a milk buyer. Photo: Canva

02-05 | News

New regulations: Contract changes for the UK dairy industry

Sustainability & Welfare - striking the right balance

Cherkizovo is heavily investing in the environment protection campaign. Photo: Cherkizovo

22-10-2020 | Article

Russia embraces new trends

Photo: Jake Freestone

22-10-2020 | Article

Cover crops create new feed opportunities

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