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Discover how our customer use FeedCares to help their farmers solving challenged with feed management. 🕵🏼♂️ Read the article in the link below ⬇

Exciting news, everyone! The government has officially signed off on electronic traceability for livestock. Because, you know, tracking where your meat comes from is suddenly a priority. Starting March 1, 2025, we'll see this groundbreaking system roll out gradually, because what’s better than a couple of years of anticipation? By July 1, 2026, every producer will be required to adopt this high-tech tracking for their cattle. Get ready to say goodbye to good old-fashioned guesswork! What a time to be alive. Check out the full scoop here: https://ift.tt/1mTkuEq

“In today’s world, advanced technologies play a pivotal role in transforming agriculture and livestock management. 🧬🐄 Our cutting-edge genetic profiling technology is a game-changer in improving livestock health and productivity. By leveraging the power of genomic analysis, our system accurately predicts risk factors and potential diseases in livestock. This enables farmers to take proactive measures, reduce the impact of health issues, and maximize the productivity of their herds, all while minimizing costs associated with disease management. This innovation not only enhances the health and well-being of animals but also supports a sustainable and profitable future for the agricultural industry. By combining science and technology, we are redefining traditional livestock practices, paving the way for smarter, more efficient farming methods. 🌾🔬 If you’re looking for solutions to boost productivity and reduce risks in livestock farming, our technology is here to lead the way. The future of agriculture lies in the hands of science and innovation. #AgricultureInnovation #GeneticProfiling #LivestockHealth #SustainableFarming”

#BarnTalk is transforming supply chains and biosecurity in swine and poultry farming Download your e-book here to learn more ➡️ https://hubs.ly/Q02rzNGd0

🤝🙌👏 VTEC LASERS & SENSORS LTD. and Spectrik joined forces last year in November to develop an ammonia sensor that is robust, affordable and highly accurate which can help make a difference in the agricultural market. Phase 1 of the project  has been completed. Lab tests show that the developed sensor has an accuracy of 1 ppm (parts per million), which is sufficient for the pig and poultry sectors. We are very happy with the results because it also shows a lot of promise 😊. This means that it should be feasible to further develop the technology over the next few years and realize an ammonia sensor that could detect 0.01 ppm in a stable environment. Achieving this milestone is a major step that can help the livestock industry in terms of environmental monitoring and animal health and welfare. Next is to begin field testing in a pig barn to get a clear understanding of how the sensor performs in a real case scenario. To learn more about the project, check out the full article at https://lnkd.in/eJJ42Jk8 If you are interested to learn more about VTEC, check out our About Us page at https://lnkd.in/ep3wGrQK #ammonia #ammoniasensor #integratedphotonics #agriculture #pigfarms #eindhoven #photonics #lasers #sensors #VTEC #VTECls 

Interested to know how Australia's live export industry is addressing key challenges & finding solutions faster? 🚀 🐮 Sit down with AgriFutures growAG contributor Casey Dunn and LiveCorp - Australian Livestock Export Corporation’s Nick Baker to discover how the Australian livestock export industry’s RDC is searching beyond the high seas for solutions. 🚢 Leveraging existing technologies, LiveCorp - Australian Livestock Export Corporation’s Open Innovation Pipeline supports tech partners to design, trial, tweak, and implement their solutions into the livestock export industry faster than using traditional R&D approaches. In this article we discover 3 current challenges for industry: 👉 Improving on-board gas monitoring (working with GENIE TRANSPORT). 👉 AI-driven camera system to count and weigh cattle (working with PigBrother). 👉 Rubber matting in high traffic zones (with Numat AGRI). Delving into trials for each of these challenges and what stage of development they're at post research. The team at LiveCorp - Australian Livestock Export Corporation are still open to EOI. The proof-of-concept is done – but the next stage is looking at how they get these solutions functioning in industry.  To read the full article or get in touch. Visit growAG, link in the comments below 👇

ICYMI: Great conversation on AI and Agriculture on today's Feedstuffs 365. Tom Brennan of McKinsey & Company joined us to share his insights related to crop and livestock agriculture. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gGr7DAWM

Watch how livestock fodder powders are efficiently filled into bags using this amazing machine! Automating the packaging process ensures accuracy and saves time for farmers. By utilizing modern technology, farms can streamline operations and improve productivity. Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes glimpses of innovative agricultural practices in action! 🌾🐄 #feed #fodder #filling #machine #tool

Innovation is and always has been the cornerstone of our livestock industries. It is something that occupies a fair bit of my downtime, wondering just how amazing the livestock industries could be if we could somehow align our efforts, remove the duplication and focus on the right things at the right time.   Throughout history, innovation has come through a combination of science-trained research teams conducting considered experiments and farmers testing new things and modifying what they do. There is now an evolving ag-tech sector which is fantastic to see and will continue to bring new opportunities to our industries. Even with this evolving sector, there remains a big role for research and development in the more traditional sense. If everyone stays in their lane there should be a natural synergy between ag-tech developments and government and industry funding. Government and industry funding should focus on market failure, that is, areas where viable solutions from incumbents or newcomers in the industry are unlikely to materialise. It also should be directed where big chunks of the industry will benefit even if they don’t engage. To read the full article, follow the link in the comments.

Monitor bin levels with FeedView software! This software combines wireless, battery-powered laser level sensors with cloud inventory software for growers and feed mills to manage livestock feed. https://okt.to/nmuRAH #inventorymanagement #inventorysoftware #Agribusiness #feedmanagement #manufacturing #PoultryFarming #HogFarming #dairyfarming