First-of-its-kind project involves broad consortium of industry stakeholders from Canada and will create a digital living lab to link animal welfare and dairy farms’ profitability
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Use of cow monitoring collars is on the rise, with about 700,000 of New Zealand’s 4.9 million cows in milk now thought to be fitted
MSD santé animale présente sa nouvelle génération de logiciel de surveillance SenseHub Dairy. La version actualisée permet aux producteurs de personnaliser les indicateurs de suivi. Connaissez-vous
A NEW ‘smart’ bolus which can help farmers manage the herd health of their cows has won the AgriScot Innovations Award for 2022. Judged and
Highlights Summary Smart ranch relying on sensor systems to realize monitoring of animals and the environment has emerged with the promotion of the Internet of
Artificial intelligence is making it easier for farmers and ranchers to keep an eye on their livestock. At the recent Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show at Woodstock, Ont.,
SOLVING PROBLEMS: Innovative technology continues to produce solutions to help cattle feeders increase efficiency, improve animal health and solve labor shortage issues. Feedlot cattle production,
Image Credits: Labby For most dairy farmers, milk flowing from their cows is tested by a traveling technician once per month. But in a world where bovine mastitis can