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Feed for dairy cattle showed an increase of 4.6% to almost 3 million tonnes while products for other cattle increased by only 0.2% to 1.16 million tonnes. Photo: Mark Pasveer

11-03 | News

Cattle feed drives feed production in France

Two cases of lumpy skin disease have been discovered in quick succession near Borrastre in Aragon, Spain. Photo: Tsviatko Alexandrov

10-03 | News

Lumpy skin disease resurfaces in Spain

Cyprus has maintained an FMD-free status since 2008. Photo: Mark Pasveer

10-03 | News

Foot and mouth disease grips Cyprus

The rapid adoption of smart wearables in dairy herd management is emerging as a major opportunity for the market. Photo: Anne van der Woude

09-03 | News

Outlook: Global dairy herd management market

For Gen Z, welfare is defined as the ‘presence of well-being’. They are hyper-aware of consumer scrutiny because they live on social media. Photo: Fred Libochant Fotografie

05-03 | Expert opinion

The future farmer: What Gen Z dairy producers want

The wait is over: Meet the Sustainability Impact Award Finalists

04-03 | News

The wait is over: Meet the Sustainability Impact Award Finalists

To directly deal with lameness follow a good hoof management protocol, which means hoof trimming 2-3 times a year. Photo: Intracare

03-03 | Article

Healthy hooves: The foundation of a successful dairy farm

Heat Stress special: Stay ahead of rising temperatures

03-03 | News

Heat Stress special: Stay ahead of rising temperatures

Dairy Diary: February business update

02-03 | News

Dairy Diary: February business update

Dairy Talks: Nutritional strategies against heat stress in dairy cows

27-02 | Article

Dairy Talks: Nutritional strategies against heat stress in dairy cows

Artificial intelligence promises to convert data abundance into a decision-making advantage. Predictive systems can anticipate disease risk, optimise feeding strategies, forecast milk components, and align production with market signals. Photo generated with the help of AI (Reve).

26-02 | Expert opinion

Artificial intelligence in dairy: From data abundance to data advantage

To combat heat stress, calves can be fed more calories to support energy for growth by increasing milk solids or milk volume, which will boost immune function and help calves cope better. Photo: Mark Pasveer

25-02 | News

Beat the heat: How to keep calves cool and avoid heat stress

Image generated with the help of AI (Reve)

24-02 | News

Rethinking Europe’s livestock feed: Sustainable alternatives explored

AI generated image (Reve)

23-02 | News

Persistently high mycotoxin co-contamination levels pose ongoing challenges

Vaccination forms part of South Africa’s strategy to combat FMD. The country’s herd exceeds 14 million cows. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

20-02 | News

South Africa intensifies efforts to curb FMD spread