Livestock & Dairy

AgriNext Awards & Conference 2026 – Dubai: Advancing the Future of Sustainable Agriculture:

AgriNext Awards & Conference 2026 – Dubai: Advancing the Future of Sustainable Agriculture AgriNext Awards & Conference 2026 will take place on 21 October 2026 in Dubai, bringing together global leaders in agriculture, AgriTech, food security, sustainability, investment, and innovation. The conference serves as a premier platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and recognition across the

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Herd Mentality: The New Technologies Transforming African Dairy Farming:

Herd Mentality: The New Technologies Transforming African Dairy Farming Africa’s dairy industry is entering a new era. As demand for fresh milk and dairy products continues to rise alongside rapid population growth and urbanisation, farmers are increasingly embracing technology to improve productivity, profitability, and sustainability. From smart collars that monitor animal health to robotic milking

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Strategic Contribution of Smallholder Dairy Farmers to Kenya’s Dairy Economy:

Strategic Contribution of Smallholder Dairy Farmers to Kenya’s Dairy Economy: In Kenya, smallholder dairy farmers are not just participants in the agricultural landscape — they are central to the survival, growth, and resilience of the nation’s dairy economy. Representing the vast majority of milk producers and rural livelihoods, these farmers play a strategic economic, social, and

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Zimbabwe Agricultural Show 2025: A Legacy of Growth, Innovation, and Agricultural Transformation:

Zimbabwe Agricultural Show 2025: A Legacy of Growth, Innovation, and Agricultural Transformation Established in 1895, the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show (ZAS) has grown from a colonial-era exhibition into the nation’s premier agribusiness and trade showcase, playing a pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of Zimbabwe’s agricultural landscape. Now gearing up for its 130th edition in 2025, the Show is not

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Supporting dairy farmers, Tetra Pak unveils the Dairy Hub Handbook as a practical resource for the industry:

Supporting dairy farmers, Tetra Pak unveils the Dairy Hub Handbook as a practical resource for the industry. In anticipation of World Milk Day on June 1, Tetra Pak has introduced the Dairy Hub Handbook—a comprehensive guide to its Dairy Hub model. The handbook outlines the purpose, setup, and benefits of the initiative, positioning it as

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Fewer cattle and lower U.S. beef production in the near term:

Fewer cattle and lower U.S. beef production in the near term: Beef production was expected to fall by 1 billion pounds this year to 25.9 billion pounds. That would reduce per capita beef consumption to 56 pounds per person, said CattleFax analysts at a cattle industry convention. Despite market prices that could reach record highs,

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Cobb Proving Grounds to Deliver Unprecedented Genetic Predictability – Marks a New Era for Broiler Product Development

Cobb Proving Grounds to Deliver Unprecedented Genetic Predictability – Marks a New Era for Broiler Product Development Cobb is revolutionizing how it develops and brings broiler breeder products to market using scale and technology to yield comprehensive, accurate performance data. The Cobb Proving Grounds will expand product data fifty-fold to accelerate genetic progress and bring

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Tick-borne diseases in Zimbabwe: Heartwater

Tick-borne diseases in Zimbabwe: Heartwater Economically speaking, heartwater is one of the most important tick-borne diseases in cattle, sheep, and goats in Zimbabwe. It is an acute, fatal, infectious but non-contagious, tick-borne disease of ruminants caused by Ehrlichia ruminantium (formerly Cowdria ruminantium) and transmitted by Amblyomma ticks, and the bont tick in particular. The disease

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