Market trends

With some of the current challenges not being solved yet, and with more to come, are we really ready for dairy farming in 2050? Photo: Canva

29-08 | News

Dairy farming in 2050: 3 key mega challenges to prioritise and solve

The Global Dairy Sustainability Challenge welcomes startups worldwide that have innovative technologies that can help the dairy sector. Photo: Canva

27-08 | News

Global Dairy Sustainability Challenge sets out to find solutions

Although milk yields have been relatively static in the mid-8,000 litres/cow range since 2019, the long-term trend is still slightly upwards (up 5.4%) to 8,441 litres/cow in the year ending March 2024 compared to 8,010 litres/cow 10 years ago. Photo: Canva

27-08 | News

UK dairy industry trends over the last decade

University of Idaho ag economists have found that dairy producers are sceptical that it is a realistic for Idaho dairy producers to meet an ambitious industry-wide goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050. Photo: Canva

23-08 | News

US: Dairy farmers in Idaho sceptical about net zero goal

World Dairy Expo takes place in Madison, Wisconsin, from 1-4 October 2024. Photo: Canva

21-08 | News

Future of dairy farming highlighted in World Dairy Expo Virtual Farm Tours

Researchers in Brazil aimed to nutritionally compare cow milk with plant-based milk produced from hazelnuts, Brazil nuts, cashew nuts, soybeans, and sunflower seeds. Photo: Canva

20-08 | News

Comparing dairy and non-dairy milk types

To a large extent, the growth in raw milk production in the past few years was made possible by a solid rise in domestic consumption. Photo: Canva

16-08 | News

Russia’s raw milk production set for growth

Milk production stopped growing in EU-27 and in the US. Photo: Canva

15-08 | Article

World dairy markets: From the US to India

World Dairy Expo board member, Keith Heikes (2nd from left); General Manager, Laura Herschleb (4th from left) and Board President, Bill Hageman (6th from left) welcomed a delegation of industry representatives and the Ugandan Minister of State for Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, Hon. Dr. Rwamirama Bright K. PhD, a dairy producer himself, (3rd from left) to World Dairy Expo 2023.

14-08 | Interview

World Dairy Expo: The Golden Age

While the use of AI on farms is expanding, what sets this technology apart is the ability to show when a cow is thriving, as opposed to just spotting illnesses and ailments. Photo: Canva

13-08 | News

First globally: UK retailer invests in AI tech for dairy welfare

Smart farming

Dairy farmers’ appetite for big data is growing fast

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Smart farming: How data is changing the game for livestock care

04-11 | Partner

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