🐄💡Every week, a new solution pops up, that can increase the cow’s yield and the farmer’s bottom-line: a sensor, a vaccine, a camera, a feed additive, a robot... the list goes on. Each solution boasts an impressive Return on Investment (ROI)—but how often is this truly calculated? And when it is, how often is it an objective, science-based assessment rather than an optimistic spreadsheet-based guesstimate?🤔What happens if a farmer invests in all these solutions? Will their cows produce 25,000 kg of milk per year😲 —or will the farmer go bankrupt trying📉? The latter, right? At SimHerd A/S, our mission is to improve decision-making. We ask the critical question: What’s the actual ROI of this decision? In an era flooded with solutions and being data-driven, we believe farmers need more than promises—they need objective, actionable tools to make decisions that truly pay off. We’re looking for a motivated sales consultant to join our team and help us bring this vision to life. Do you want to make a real impact in agriculture by improving decisions? Then check out our vacancy! https://lnkd.in/dJbt7nZD
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