World of Dairy

Danish farmers will be charged a carbon tax from 2030, with the goal of reducing emissions in the agricultural sector. Photo: Chris McCullough
27-06 | News

World-first carbon tax for Danish farmers

Working on a dairy farm require diverse skills on various levels. Photos: Snorri Sigurdsson
24-06 | Expert opinion

Exploring the challenges of running a dairy farm in Nigeria

Dr Rupinder Singh Sodhi is the President of Indian Dairy Association (IDA).
17-06 | Article

Aiming for a prosperous dairy sector in India

The Indian dairy industry has experienced significant technological advancements in recent years. These developments have brought numerous benefits to the industry. Photo: Canva
29-05 | Article

India’s technological transformations for sustainable dairy

The number of cows the farm employees needed to handle in some way had increased sixfold, making the work very labour intensive. Photo: Canva
28-05 | News

Farm report: Michigan, US: What it’s like to have bird flu in the dairy herd

A Delaval 50-point rapid exit milking system ensures that cows spend less time on their feet since they can leave the milking parlour as soon as they are done being milked. Photos: Lindi Botha
27-05 | Article

A South African farmer’s focus on happy cows

Andrew Jardine, with wife Suzanne, son Howie, 12 and daughter Tilly, 10. Photos: Andrew Jardine
23-05 | Article

Scotland: Successfully converting tenant farm into a dairy unit

Paul Reynolds says there are a number of unique challenges facing dairy farmers in South Africa. Photos: Paul Reynolds
16-05 | Article

Expanding a dairy farm in South Africa has its own challenges

India’s dairy sector in 2024: Resilient but at risk?
14-03 | Article

India’s dairy sector in 2024: Resilient but at risk?

Mafuro Farming herd about 2,230 dairy cows which consists of crossbreeds of Jersey and Holstein cows with a staff of 208 workers. (General) Photo: Canva
14-03 | News

Zooming in on dairy farming in Zimbabwe