In a recent article by Breifne O’Brien on the Agriland website, Dairy Data is featured as a new startup company entering the milk recording sphere. Link to article on Agriland Site. Here is a summary of the article. Tipperary dairy farmer James Cleary is making a name for himself with his new milk recording company, […]
Exploring the complex history of milk recording reveals a mix of innovations and challenges. Originating from simple beginnings, this practice has significantly influenced the dairy sector’s development and standards across regions. Throughout its advancement, various disputes emerged surrounding testing inaccuracies and inconsistent practices. Recognizing the need for uniformity, European countries established an international organization in
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Welcome to our article on “Winning the Battle Against Mastitis: Proven Strategies for a Healthy Herd.” Dairy farmers face the challenge of combating mastitis in their herds. With evidence-based practices and practical solutions, we will explore how to effectively manage somatic cell count levels, identify and manage infected cows, protect uninfected cows, practice proper teat
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In a twist of fate that leaves Irish dairy farmers reeling, the once thriving industry now finds itself at the bottom of the European milk price league. What was once a position of prestige has turned into a struggle for economic survival. With Irish processors paying over 4c/kg below the EU average, farmers face dire
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Did you know that analysing milk recording data can unlock valuable insights into the health and productivity of dairy herds? By monitoring somatic cell count readings, farmers can detect mastitis early and intervene timely, reducing financial losses. Consistent recording practices and analysis of this data help make informed decisions about drying-off policies, improve herd genetics,
In the ever-evolving landscape of dairy farming, a groundbreaking practice has emerged, poised to revolutionise the way we approach dry cow therapy. Selective Dry Cow Therapy, like a gust of fresh air, sweeps away the antiquated blanket administration of antibiotics, replacing it with a targeted approach that considers individual cow health and udder condition. This
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In the fast-paced world of dairy farming, staying ahead is vital for success. Enter early milk recording, a groundbreaking practice that has revolutionised herd health management. With accurate and timely data on cow performance during the dry period, farmers can make informed decisions and proactively optimise herd health. This game-changer allows for early identification of
In the realm of dairy farming, the connection between farmers’ risk perceptions and milk recording remains an intriguing and vital subject. Milk recording plays a pivotal role in mastitis control and selective dry cow therapy, reducing antibiotic use and improving herd health. However, despite its benefits, milk recording rates in Ireland still lag behind other
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Milk recording is a practice that greatly enhances the value of your herd. By keeping track of important data related to milk production, it enables you to make informed decisions to improve the overall performance and profitability of your herd. Accurate Data for Better Breeding Decisions Milk recording provides you with accurate and comprehensive data