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Farmers hold a unique power to be an innovative part of the solutions to climate change. Photo: Ronald Hissink

16-02-2023 | News

Sustainable dairy: Establishing net-zero farms

A group of scientists from the Russian Skoltech Institute cloned the cow in April 2020, altering genes in such a way as to remove proteins responsible for beta-lactoglobulin. Generic calf photo: Michel Zoeter.

15-02-2023 | News

A healthy calf from Russia’s cloned cow

From virtual fencing to probiotics in dairy cattle, the presentations focused on an array of topics. Photo: Misset

09-02-2023 | News

Seminar video: Advanced Dairy Farming

The new Assured Integrated Milk Supplier scheme will ensure traceability in the GB supply chain for those purchasing milk from non-direct sources. Photo: Anne van der Woude

07-02-2023 | News

Dairy-Tech 2023: Awards for milk yield, fat and protein production

Latvian dairy industry strongly depends on the general situation in the European market. Photo: Canva

03-02-2023 | News

Latvian dairy industry crisis to wind down

US cheese and dairy growth, prices on a downward trend

02-02-2023 | News

US cheese and dairy growth, prices on a downward trend

BSE was diagnosed on a farm in the province South Holland during “active surveillance” of a dead beef cow. Photo: Canva

01-02-2023 | News

UPDATED: Dutch BSE case is harmless variant

Scientists found there was an 85% correlation between collected methane and predicted methane, with the conclusion being there is a genetic way to lower methane. Photo Canva

01-02-2023 | News

Breeding lower methane cows

The research will have a huge impact on the day-to-day management of good husbandry practice. Photo: Koos Groenewold

30-01-2023 | News

Canada invests CAN$1 million in dairy cow health

Dairy Diary: January business update

27-01-2023 | News

Dairy Diary: January business update