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Manure that moves off target can decrease productivity and increase the risk of impairing local bodies of water. This tool helps applicators in four Midwest states determine the best time to apply.

In AMS herds, the robot has one set milking routine and teat cups get attached regardless of teat cleanliness.

Farmers swipe right on Tudder mobile app to find matches for cows.

Dairies using DeLaval robotic milkers in the U.S. and Canada were awarded for their outstanding milk production.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota’s West Central Research and Outreach Center at Morris, have installed solar panels that generate power that also provide cooling shade for cows and heifers.

A sample of Duroc boar semen was the one millionth sample of animal germplasm to arrive at USDA-Agricultural Research Service's National Animal Germplasm Collection—a milestone in preserving genetic animal information.

Application process opens for 2019 corporate accelerator program.

The expansion will allow Lely to increase its capacity to produce its A5 Robotic Milking System.

DeLaval's OptiDuo robotic feed refresher both pushes and mixes feed for cattle.

Investments in dairy cattle precision technologies represent important decisions on dairy farms.

These innovative management tools have already made an impact on the industry.

Time and technology march on.

The official launch of a new parlor milking system has been announced by DeLaval that is the company’s next step towards developing the parallel parlor.

Fifty percent of robotic milkers in the U.S. are installed in retrofitted barns.

During the past month robotics and other dairy precision technologies have been making headlines across the country, and even globally.

Technology, genomics, direct marketing to consumers and emerging international markets are all having an impact on global dairy picture.

The DeLaval VMS V300 is a redesign of the voluntary milking systems that the company hopes will deliver a new experience for both cows and producers.

Six dairies milking a total of more than 12,000 cows will be using fully automated robotic rotaries by the end of 2018.