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Housed in free stalls, the cows are fed a TMR of corn silage, haylage, brewers grain, canola, distillers grain and ground corn. Photo: Zana van Dijk
19-08 | Article

A family dairy farm making Canada greener

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

The cows are kept in free-running barns with bunks for each cow. Photos: Aage Krogsdam
12-08 | Article

Producing as an organic milk producer in Denmark

ILVO has, for a long time, had a unique line of research in testing the efficiency, sustainability and health of newly-formulated feeds for cattle, pigs and small animals. Photo: Canva
09-08 | News

Flemish Institute builds high-tech feed pilot

David Blakemore, Nutreco CEO: “What we are doing here at the Garden of the Future is a game-changer. We’re creating a new frontier, a new reality.” Photo: Nutreco
08-08 | Article

Garden of the Future: Unleashing the power of plants

Methane is produced by dairy cattle through ruminal digestion, burping and through manure emissions. Photo: Anne van der Woude
08-08 | Article

Global round-up: Methane-reducing additives for dairy cattle

According to JBS, about 1.2 million tons of beef tallow and pork lard have been directed towards the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) over the past 2 years. Photo: Canva
07-08 | News

Cow power: Animal waste to fuel aircrafts

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

Establishing accurate illness and treatment rates in dairy calves is crucial, yet calf health records are often incomplete. Photo: Canva
06-08 | Article

Which advanced technologies monitor dairy calf health?

Dairy Diary: July business update
06-08 | News

Dairy Diary: July business update