TECHNOLOGY
Ned-Tex Dairy’s journey exemplifies the transformative power of technology in agriculture, paving the way for others to follow. Embracing innovation not only serves immediate productivity goals but sets a foundation for sustainable growth in the future.
In today’s rapidly evolving world, technology has woven itself into the fabric of various industries. The dairy sector is no exception, with innovation at the forefront of improving efficiency and farm management.
U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s is partnering with Texas A&M University to advance the sterile fly technique to halt NWS reproduction.
Young dairy farmers are redefining the milk industry, not just on the farm but also by collaborating with startup and scale-up innovations.
What if you had a crystal ball to help you choose the best nutrition program to achieve the optimal outcomes for your calves? With a new tool called CalfSim, much of that vision is now possible.
All roads lead to Madison, Wis., for one of the world’s premier annual dairy events. World Dairy Expo 2025 will be held September 30-October 3 at the Dane County Exposition Center.
While return on investment is a key factor when choosing the best investments for your farm, other management and financial aspects should also be considered.
When it comes to nutrition, we certainly aren’t in Kansas anymore.
Genetic excellence is a cornerstone of Fir Ridge Holstein Farm’s success strategy.
A smart technology purchase starts with asking the right questions — so you can invest with confidence instead of impulse.
Giving heifers some practice time with an automated milking system before calving could help them adapt faster and boost milk production during the first few weeks of lactation.
As we stand on the cusp of this digital revolution, it is crucial for dairy producers to embrace change, prioritize data accuracy and leverage technology effectively.
Agriculture is complex, and the AgLaunch farmer network helps early-stage startups get traction
With smart solutions, sustainable practices and a focus on animal welfare, this leading dairy is cultivating not just a successful farm, but a legacy poised for generations to come.
The transition toward a technology-oriented farm necessitates more than just an upgrade in equipment—it requires a comprehensive cultural shift.
A shared vision around improving genetics, cow comfort, nutrition and management has resulted in a modern cow that makes dollars and cents.
Through their values of innovation, efficiency, community involvement and education, the Pentermans inspire and sustain not just a farm, but a bright future for the dairy industry,
Growth in Ben Smith’s dairy operation isn’t just about expanding the acreage or increasing the number of cows. It’s about capturing opportunities that align with their values and boost efficiencies.
The integration of robotic milking systems is more than a technological upgrade; it’s a catalyst for advancing the dairy industry toward a more sustainable future.
Smart ag technology is reshaping the farm. But unclear laws and fine-print contracts leave many farmers without control of their data.
Researchers continue to seek methods of monitoring animal health and welfare to anticipate health setbacks and improve the animals’ lives. The latest tool to do so: saliva.
Farming is hard work, but using technology to make farming “smart” can make it easier.
The shrinking pool of workers in rural areas is a real concern as populations decline and economic opportunities increase in countries that have historically been sources of agricultural labor for the U.S.
For the third consecutive year, the prestigious Milk Business Awards honor exceptional dairy producers who have demonstrated excellence across various aspects of the business. The deadline to apply for the awards is Aug. 1.
Japanese researchers have created a no-touch cow-tracking system using multi-camera technology, offering 90% accuracy for better health monitoring and herd management.
Smart dairy technologies streamline fixed tasks, giving farmers more time for important decisions—and even a little extra time for things they enjoy. In our case, that means finally being able to feel their fingers at the end of the day!
Move over, artificial insemination. Artificial intelligence has found its way onto dairy farms, and is revolutionizing the way calves are raised
Robotic milking can be a game-changer for labor efficiency, but it doesn’t totally eliminate hands-on work—especially when it comes to fetching cows.
Activity monitoring technology is giving producers a more precise and efficient way to detect heats.
As the dairy sector continues to embrace technological innovation, producers have an unparalleled opportunity to enhance their operations significantly. By working smarter and strategically incorporating technology, they can ensure better productivity and welfare and secure a promising future for their farms.