Excess minerals in feed can drive up feed costs without improving productivity in dairy cows.
The successful adoption of laser therapy could align Danish dairy farming more closely with the global push to fight anti-microbial resistance in animals and humans.
Innovative solutions are needed as foot and mouth disease (FMD) spreads rapidly among susceptible animals.
The chips identify cows that produce high-protein, low-bacteria milk.
This digital initiative is a cornerstone of the ambitious White Revolution 2.0, aiming to bring unprecedented efficiency and transparency to the dairy supply chain.