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Graphene oxide has an excellent adsorption capacity, and by modifying or functionalising its groups, it could be a promising option for the adsorption of mycotoxins in an organism. Photo: Canva

03-09-2025 | News

Graphene oxide and its role in combating mycotoxins

Cooperation Misset and German publisher of Top Agrar

01-09-2025 | News

Cooperation Misset and German publisher of Top Agrar

The rise of organic milk in the US: Market trends and forecasts

01-09-2025 | News

The rise of organic milk in the US: Market trends and forecasts

Dairy Diary: August business update

27-08-2025 | News

Dairy Diary: August business update

About a third of the solar panels were leased for a lump sum when Fenja Meiners and Adrian Koch took over the company. Electricity sales accounted for approximately 20% of revenue in 2024. Photos: Henk Riswick

25-08-2025 | Article

Overcoming hurdles to run a successful dairy farm in Germany

Infected animals develop the painful bumps about 1-2 cm in diameter. These bumps give the virus its name. Photo: Tsviatko Alexandrov

21-08-2025 | Article

The Netherlands prepares for lumpy skin disease

Despite all the automation, the human element is still key. Data needs interpretation. Tech needs tuning. And cows need care. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman

20-08-2025 | Expert opinion

From cow to cloud – the rise of smart milking systems (Part 2)

In the current study, researchers determined the effect of photoperiod during the dry period on subsequent colostrum and milk production in Holstein and Jersey dairy cows. Photo: Hans Prinsen

18-08-2025 | Article

Can light influence colostrum production in dairy cows?

David McNaughton, Soya UK managing director, said that lupin is the one species that could genuinely replace soya protein. Photo: Canva

14-08-2025 | News

UK eyes lupin as sustainable soya alternative for feed

The roadmap towards animal-friendly and future-proof dairy farming includes agreements for the dairy sector on further promoting grazing, which also offers added value through market concepts. Photo: Mark Pasveer

13-08-2025 | Article

‘Historic’ roadmap towards animal-friendly production

Researchers say willow leaves have the potential to drastically reduce ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions from cattle farming. Photo: Canva

07-08-2025 | News

Could willow leaves be the future of greener dairy farming?

Over the next 10 years, meat, fish, and dairy consumption will increase by 13%. As with per capita consumption, growth is expected primarily in middle-income countries, where both population and prosperity are rising sharply. Photo: Peter Roek

06-08-2025 | News

Global animal production to grow 14% in the next decade

VIV MEA is the premier international trade show for the animal husbandry and agribusiness industry in the Middle East and Africa. Photo: VIV MEA / Canva

05-08-2025 | News

Visitor registration is open for VIV MEA 2025

It might sound odd to link teat health with planetary health, but teat condition is one of the biggest predictors of mastitis risk. And mastitis isn’t just a cow comfort issue – it’s a sustainability problem. Photo: Mark Pasveer

04-08-2025 | Expert opinion

The milking revolution: Why efficiency is the new sustainability (Part 2)

Interest in the use of macroalgae (seaweed) as a methane-reducing feed supplement for ruminants has been increasing steadily. Photo: Canva

31-07-2025 | News

Impact of seaweed additives on greenhouse gas emissions and milk production