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Photo: Joris Telders
14-06-2021 | News

Is carbon neutral dairy farming possible in 2050?

Selenium is the best-studied mineral with regards to mastitis. It is involved in both the antioxidant and immune systems, and selenium-deficient animals have been shown to have lowered immunity and resistance to disease. Photo: Shutterstock
11-06-2021 | Article

Tackling mastitis the right way

Photo: René Groeneveld
10-06-2021 | News

Australian retail giant changes landscape of dairy sector

Photo: Nikki Natzijl
09-06-2021 | Article

Urease inhibitor: Reduce ammonia in the barn and on pasture

Empty cows going into the winter period can cost a lot of money therefore they need to be identified as early as possible. Photo: Chris McCullough
08-06-2021 | Article

Scan cows regularly in autumn calving herds

Installation of the modular cargo system. Photo: MilkWays
07-06-2021 | News

New technology can reduce impact of milk production by 50%

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04-06-2021 | News

Webinar: More sustainable and profitable milk production

Today this is one of many production sites Mengniu has now only 20+ years later. Photo: Mengnui
03-06-2021 | Article

China boasts 2 of the 10 biggest dairy companies

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03-06-2021 | News

Polish dairy revenue up despite pandemic, plants closures

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02-06-2021 | Article

Dairy giant Lactalis crosses bar of €21 billion in sales

Fonterra announces record milk price forecast
01-06-2021 | News

Fonterra announces record milk price forecast

Photo: Gerd Altmann I Pixabay
31-05-2021 | News

Dairy Diary: May business update

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28-05-2021 | News

Milk not the cause of higher cholesterol levels

With a stable pH value in the rumen, digestibility of dietary fibre will be increased due to the increased microbial activity in the rumen which results from the increased energy level. Photo: Dennis F. Beek
27-05-2021 | Article

Factors affecting fibre utilisation in ruminant feeds

Kibbutzim lie at the basis of Israeli agtech innovation, and more than half of the country s agtech ventures are managed by someone who grew up in a kibbutz. Photo: Martijn Knuivers
26-05-2021 | Article

From kibbutzim to the Silicon Wadi: The Israeli agtech story