The Animal AgTech Innovation Summit moves to Dallas in April 2025. www.animalagtech.com Contact me to discuss partnership opportunities - jamie.reid@rethinkevents.com Our draft agenda will be released in the next two weeks, covering topics including..... ◾ Enhancing Animal Nutrition: Scaling novel and ethical feed additives for sustainable and responsible livestock production ◾ Transforming Animal Health: Boosting productivity and welfare through preventative care and cutting-edge treatments ◾ Precision Livestock Genetics: Commercializing biotech innovations to advance healthier, more sustainable, and productive livestock ◾ Managing Methane: Unlocking financial potential, environmental, and ROI opportunities from emission reduction strategies ◾ One Health: Cross-sector collaboration to protect animal, environmental and human health ◾ Optimizing Farm Data Efficiency: Delivering data-solutions for enhanced profitability, sustainability, and resource management ◾ Leveraging Precision Livestock Farming: Harnessing farm data for welfare, operational efficiency, and profitability ◾ Integrating Robotics and AI: Automating farm tasks for improved efficiency and workforce optimization ◾ Implementing Regenerative Agriculture: Unlocking the financial, ecological, and climate resilience benefits of sustainable farming ◾ Driving Investment into Animal Agriculture: Attracting capital and strategic partnerships for sustainable livestock production ◾ Waste Management Solutions: Harnessing technology to convert animal waste into profit and reduce environmental impact ◾ Supply Chain Transparency: Enhancing consumer engagement and creating new farm revenue streams through food traceability and environmental credits #AnimalAgTech #Animalhealth #Animalnutrition #Animalwelfare #Livestockfarming #Livestock #beef #dairy #poultry #swine
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great reasons to start planting trees now! If you are in need of funds to do this … ANYWHERE on the planet, please look up Charles Alder of EcoForce Global as this is his magical marketing and personal focus since personally witnessing how hard the farmers suffer during drought when he created the campaign“buy a bale” to help out. His program ensures the funds are for tree MAINTENANCE and appropriate stock planted in situ. #trees #habitats #Shrubs #biodiversity #SoilCarbon #CarbonSequestration #RegenerativeAgriculture #HealthySoil #ClimateAction #CarbonFarming #SoilHealth #SustainableAgriculture #CarbonStorage #ClimateChange #SoilScience #CarbonNeutral #CarbonFootprint #OrganicFarming #SoilMicrobes #Agroecology #CarbonCycle #SoilErosion #ClimateSolutions #SoilQuality #CarbonCapture #LandRestoration #SustainableFarming #SoilOrganicMatter #ClimateResilience #CarbonBalance #SoilConservation #ClimateJustice #CarbonSmart #SoilManagement
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Australian cattle bred to be more adapted to heat, suffer measurable productivity losses at lower temperatures. "New research into climate impacts on extensive grazing suggests that cows start feeling the heat at much lower temperatures than expected. "- Michael Thomson "Data captured from on-animal sensors shows cows have a significant decrease in rumination at daily top temperatures of 31 Degrees C or more. At this point, rumination time has dropped by around 20 per cent, meaning reduced feed intake and impacts on production." The preliminary data is from trials conducted by CQUniversity, in partnership with the University of Queensland and funded by Meat & Livestock Australia, over the summers of 2022/23 and 2023/24 at AgForce’s Belmont Research Station outside of Rockhampton. “This may challenge the way the industry thinks about the true costs of heat stress in grazing cattle, and if predictions of increasing temperatures come to fruition, we will have to start thinking about how we manage heat stress in our breeding cattle." “While the big heat waves are likely to have obvious impacts, it’s the more subtle changes in coping behaviour at more moderate temperatures that could really start to eat into production,” Prof Mark Trotter said. I add that if Australia, especially Southern Australia, is to increase cattle productivity from the same pastures more effectively AND address animal welfare, emissions sequestration, carbon storage, and biodiversity loss concerns of markets - then providing shade in every paddock using trees and shrubs is going to be the quickest pathway to that. I look forward to seeing a Southern Australia Guide to achieving the Tree Pasture Balance to support livestock producers wishing to learn how. CQUniversity Meat & Livestock AustraliaThe University of Queensland AgForce Queensland https://lnkd.in/gnEKnmhq #heatstress #cattle #redmeat #thermalstress #feedconversion #animalwelfare #temperature #Landcare
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As the agricultural world continues to advance, dairy farmers across the globe are discovering the benefits of technology that supports both animal welfare and farm productivity. The team at CattleEye have announced a significant milestone of over 150,000 cattle now under care of our AI-driven monitoring software. Farms in North and South America, Europe, and the Antipodes are now seeing measurable results from this transformative tool. Read the full press release via this link. https://lnkd.in/eP-Nxxnb According to CattleEye CEO Terry Canning, reaching this milestone underscores the firm’s commitment to innovation. “Achieving 150,000 cattle under monitoring is a testament to the power of our technology. We’re empowering farmers to boost productivity, reduce veterinary costs, and ensure animal welfare in a way that was simply not possible before,” says Terry. CattleEye’s AI-enabled mobility monitoring platform is designed to detect early signs of lameness, a critical factor in improving herd health and productivity. Our recent addition of a Body Condition Scoring (BCS) module enhances this system, giving farmers even more control over the welfare of their herds. Access to improved cattle health is as simple as installing a camera at the milking parlor, and the results are transformation. Check out this recent panel session from World Dairy Expo and the contribution of Skylar Gerike, manager at Triple G farms in Arizona - a large dairy operation milking between 5,000 to 6,000 cattle. https://lnkd.in/eZKmaJXh With financial savings of up to £175 per cow, the AI lameness detection and BCS system offer farmers real, tangible results. The CattleEye team will be showcasing this award-winning technology at Eurotier 2024 from 12-15 November in Hanover, where they will be joined by over 2,200 exhibitors from 51 countries to present the latest advancements in agricultural tech. CattleEye’s mission is to make AI accessible, affordable, and impactful for dairy farms of all sizes, fostering sustainable, profitable farming practices worldwide. Visit us at the Northern Ireland stand (C29, Hall 11) to see firsthand how our solutions are reshaping the landscape of dairy farming. #AIinAgriculture #DairyFarming #CattleEye #Eurotier2024 #Agritech #HerdWelfare #InnovationInFarming
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Our new paper on Socio-environmental Framework for Innovation Adoption of Animal Husbandry Farmers in Southeast Asia https://lnkd.in/eEYkSbSm We conducted a systematic review and identified 19 adoption factors: 7 individual, 6 socio-institutional, and 6 environmental factors. These factors were subdivided into 58 subfactors and scored on their influence on farmers’ decision-making processes. At the individual farmers’ level, human and social capital subfactors with high importance were skills and knowledge, education, access to training, and being a member of a farmer group. At the socio-institutional level, learning platforms (extension services and training) were moderately important. These subfactors were interrelated and influenced by other factors, like age and culture. Important innovation characteristics affecting farmers’ motivation for innovation adoption were benefits, price, and compatibility. Highly important (sub)factors that contributed to the financial capital of farmers at the socio-institutional level, are the provision of grants, incentives, and loans. Water, soil condition, and climate risk were highly important environmental pressures affecting farmers’ innovation adoption. #agriculture #innovation #farmers #southeastasia #ASEAN
Socio-environmental systems in technology adoption in animal husbandry in South-East Asia: A framework synthesis approach
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Australian cattle bred to be more adapted to heat, suffer measurable productivity losses at lower temperatures. "New research into climate impacts on extensive grazing suggests that cows start feeling the heat at much lower temperatures than expected. "- Michael Thomson "Data captured from on-animal sensors shows cows have a significant decrease in rumination at daily top temperatures of 31 Degrees C or more. At this point, rumination time has dropped by around 20 per cent, meaning reduced feed intake and impacts on production." The preliminary data is from trials conducted by CQUniversity, in partnership with the University of Queensland and funded by Meat & Livestock Australia, over the summers of 2022/23 and 2023/24 at AgForce’s Belmont Research Station outside of Rockhampton. “This may challenge the way the industry thinks about the true costs of heat stress in grazing cattle, and if predictions of increasing temperatures come to fruition, we will have to start thinking about how we manage heat stress in our breeding cattle." “While the big heat waves are likely to have obvious impacts, it’s the more subtle changes in coping behaviour at more moderate temperatures that could really start to eat into production,” Prof Mark Trotter said. I add that if Australia, especially Southern Australia, is to increase cattle productivity from the same pastures more effectively AND address animal welfare, emissions sequestration, carbon storage, and biodiversity loss concerns of markets - then providing shade in every paddock using trees and shrubs is going to be the quickest pathway to that. I look forward to seeing a Southern Australia Guide to achieving the Tree Pasture Balance to support livestock producers wishing to learn how. CQUniversity Meat & Livestock AustraliaThe University of Queensland AgForce Queensland https://lnkd.in/gnEKnmhq #heatstress #cattle #redmeat #thermalstress #feedconversion #animalwelfare #temperature #Landcare
New sensors reveal cows start feeling the heat at surprisingly low temps
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🌱🐄 Sustainable livestock production is essential for a greener future, and Digi4Live is leading the charge! From advanced phenomics to real-time data 📊 and automated welfare monitoring, innovative technologies are transforming the way we manage and assess livestock production systems. 🚀 🐖🌾 By collecting and analyzing data on animal traits, behaviours, and environmental impacts, we can create more resilient, efficient, and humane farming practices. Discover how the Digi4Live project is pioneering these advancements, providing evidence-based solutions that ensure higher animal welfare, reduced environmental footprint, and better socio-economic outcomes. 🐓♻️💚 🤝Let's embrace a future where technology and sustainability go hand in hand. Dive deeper into the future of livestock farming: https://lnkd.in/dagbBNrV #Digi4Live #EuropeanLivestock #DigitalTracking #DataRoutes #PrecisionLivestockFarming #HorizonEurope #ResearchImpactEU Natural Resources Institute Finland / Luonnonvarakeskus, EFFAB, Agricultural University of Athens, Foodscale Hub, INRAE, KU Leuven, Thünen Institute, Stichting Wageningen Research, Institute of Genetics and Animal Biotechnology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Institut de l'Elevage (idele), Danish Technological Institute, ICAR-International Committee for Animal Recording, Agdatahub, Finnish Food Authority | Ruokavirasto | Livsmedelsverket, VTT, Wageningen University & Research
Sustainable Livestock Production: Embracing Digitalization for a Greener Future
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Collaborative Strategies for Net Zero Livestock (14.5% of Global Emissions!) The livestock sector presents a complex challenge in the fight for climate change. With a projected increase in global demand for animal protein, achieving net zero emissions in this sector seems like a daunting task. However, a powerful solution lies in fostering collaboration between key stakeholders. The World Wildlife Fund emphasizes that by working together, farmers, researchers, and policymakers can unlock the key to a more sustainable future for livestock production * Data-Driven Innovation: Researchers can leverage on-farm data to develop targeted sustainable practices. This data can then be analyzed to identify regional trends and inform the development of evidence-based solutions tailored to specific needs. * Policy with Teeth: Collaboration allows policymakers to craft effective incentives that encourage sustainable practices and infrastructure investment. By incorporating farmer and researcher input, policies can address real-world challenges and ensure they are readily adopted. * Market Transformation: A united front can influence consumer trends and support the growth of sustainable livestock products. This empowers consumers to make informed choices, driving market demand for sustainable options. Testimonials: - The California Dairy & Food Processing Business Environmental Assistance Program is a successful example of collaboration between the government, dairy farmers, and environmental groups. The program provides technical and financial assistance to farmers to implement methane-reduction strategies on their farms. This collaborative effort has significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions from California's dairy sector - In the Netherlands, a nationwide effort is underway to reduce nitrogen emissions from agriculture. This initiative involves collaboration between the government, farmers, scientists, and NGOs. Through a combination of policy measures, research and development, and farmer education, the Dutch government aims to significantly reduce nitrogen pollution while ensuring the long-term viability of the agricultural sector These collaborative efforts demonstrate the power of working together to address complex environmental challenges. By fostering innovation, crafting effective policies, and influencing consumer behavior, collaboration can significantly reduce the environmental footprint of the livestock sector. Together, let's unlock the potential of collaboration and turn the tide on emissions! Berg+Schmidt - Animal Nutrition| Adisseo| Protekta| Diamond V| dsm-firmenich Animal Nutrition & Health| Evonik| Acepsis, LLC| Volac International Ltd| Trouw Nutrition| ICC Animal Nutrition| smaXtec| eFeed Life Science #NetZero #Livestock #Collaboration #Sustainability
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Transforming Poultry Farming: Manjunath Marappan's Journey at PoultryTech Summit 2024 Discover the inspiring story of Manjunath Marappan, Founder and CEO of Happy Hens, at the PoultryTech Summit & Expo 2024. This groundbreaking event brought together innovators and leaders in the poultry industry. Manjunath shares his journey from being a wildlife rescue volunteer to pioneering humane, free-range egg production. Learn how his passion for animal welfare evolved into a successful and socially inclusive farm that’s revolutionizing the poultry industry. In his talk, Manjunath highlights the transition from urban wildlife rescue to sustainable agriculture, the challenges and innovations in establishing a free-range egg farm, and the integration of technology into Happy Hens' operations. He also discusses the impact of humane farming practices on egg quality and nutrition, insights into building a socially inclusive business model, and the future of ethical poultry farming and its role in rural economic growth. Whether you’re a poultry farmer, tech entrepreneur, or conscious consumer, Manjunath's experience provides valuable insights into the intersection of technology, sustainability, and animal welfare in agriculture. Don't miss this compelling talk from PoultryTech Summit & Expo 2024, where industry leaders are shaping the future of poultry farming! [ https://buff.ly/4cw1zPj ] #PoultryTech #HappyHens #PoultryCare
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🚀 Pioneering Precision Dairy Data Standards! 🚀 We are excited to share the highlights from the recent Precision Dairy Data Standards for Welfare and Behavior Working Group Meeting held on May 7th, 2024, at the ADSA Discover Conference in Chicago, IL. This pivotal event brought together experts to discuss initiating standards for welfare and behavior data in dairy farming. Key Highlights: - Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Researchers from North America and Europe came together to establish a dedicated working group focusing on developing tools and standards for monitoring animal welfare and behavior. - Objectives Set: The group aims to define specifications, develop, test, and validate methods and protocols, ultimately proposing a time frame and plan for ongoing collaboration. - Benefits Identified: Standardization promises increased adoption of precision livestock farming (PLF) methods, enhanced animal welfare, improved consumer confidence, profitability, and sustainability. - Challenges Addressed: The meeting tackled the lack of well-recognized standards and the prevalence of proprietary algorithms in current AgriTech tools. Next Steps: - Formal Establishment: The group should formalize their efforts, expand their reach, and continue discussions in establishing welfare and behavior data standards. - International Collaboration: There’s a strong push to make this initiative global, involving key academics, vendors, and farm-level participants. - Structured Approach: Inspired by the ExtraMIR project, the group will start with reference values, followed by validation, quality assurance, and comparison working groups. This initiative marks a significant step towards transforming dairy farming through innovative standards and collaborative efforts. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to shape the future of animal agriculture! Read the full working group report here - https://lnkd.in/e8Zn4_S9 #DairyFarming #AnimalWelfare #AgriTech #DataStandards #PrecisionLivestockFarming #Sustainability #Innovation #FarmData
Precision Dairy Data Standards for Welfare and Behavior Working Group Meeting Report – AgriGates.io
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🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 We are thrilled to announce that our COO, Dr. Neamat ElTazi, will be speaking at the Animal AgTech Innovation Summit on October 9-10 at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Amsterdam! 🎤✨ This event is the premier gathering for animal agriculture leaders across Europe, offering an incredible opportunity to explore the latest in tech discovery, expand your network, and uncover tools to build a more resilient and sustainable livestock farming system. Dr. Neamat will be part of a powerful panel discussion titled "AI and Precision Livestock Farming," alongside experts from Deloitte, MSD Animal Health, and Cranswick Country Foods PLC. They will dive into designing ؛Precision Livestock Farming (PLF) platforms with the end-user in mind, the pivotal role of Artificial Intelligence, and share real success stories where farmers received targeted, actionable recommendations. 🐔🤖 Join us as we tackle the most pressing issues in animal health, precision farming, emissions reduction, European policy changes, novel feed additives, and regenerative farming. Don't miss out on this chance to accelerate your business goals with the best in the industry! 🚀🌱 #AnimalAgTech #Innovation #SustainableFarming #PoultrySync #AIinAgTech #PLF #PrecisionLivestockfarming #ArtificialIntelligence
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Transforming Poultry Farming: Manjunath Marappan's Journey at PoultryTech Summit 2024 Discover the inspiring story of Manjunath Marappan, Founder and CEO of Happy Hens, at the PoultryTech Summit & Expo 2024. This groundbreaking event brought together innovators and leaders in the poultry industry. Manjunath shares his journey from being a wildlife rescue volunteer to pioneering humane, free-range egg production. Learn how his passion for animal welfare evolved into a successful and socially inclusive farm that’s revolutionizing the poultry industry. In his talk, Manjunath highlights the transition from urban wildlife rescue to sustainable agriculture, the challenges and innovations in establishing a free-range egg farm, and the integration of technology into Happy Hens' operations. He also discusses the impact of humane farming practices on egg quality and nutrition, insights into building a socially inclusive business model, and the future of ethical poultry farming and its role in rural economic growth. Whether you’re a poultry farmer, tech entrepreneur, or conscious consumer, Manjunath's experience provides valuable insights into the intersection of technology, sustainability, and animal welfare in agriculture. Don't miss this compelling talk from PoultryTech Summit & Expo 2024, where industry leaders are shaping the future of poultry farming! [ https://lnkd.in/ga43e8s9 ] #PoultryTech #HappyHens #PoultryCare
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