Magazine on Mastitis and Milk quality for the dairy professional
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Read MoreM²-magazine asked Professor Emeritus David Kelton about his background, his education and early career, work at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada and with external organisations; and following his recent retirement, about life outside of academia. This content is for M²-DIGITAL, M²-PREMIUM, M²-INSTITUTIONAL & NMC members only. Log inRead more
Read MoreYou have probably heard and read a lot about Israel recently. This article aims to provide you with a closer look at the dairy industry in Israel, showcasing its advancements, history, and contributions.
The Israeli dairy industry tradition meets innovation
Israel’s dairy industry, recognized for its efficiency and innovation, plays a vital role in the global dairy sector. Despite its modest size, the industry is notable for achieving high milk production levels per cow through the integration of technology and innovative farming practices. Israel’s approach to overcoming environmental challenges such as water scarcity and arid conditions has provided valuable insights into sustainable dairy farming, contributing to its respected status in the worldwide agricultural community.
According to the Yearbook of the Israeli Dairy Council for 2022 report, Israel is home to 659 dairy farms, with around 120,000 cows recorded in the herd book. These cows achieve an impressive average milk production of 12,074 liters per cow per year, contributing to the country’s total annual milk production of approximately 1.554 billion liters. This data underscores the high efficiency and productivity of the Israeli dairy sector, reflecting its significant role in the national agricultural landscape.
Read MoreChina’s dairy industry is evolving at an incredible pace, with large farms on the rise and continuously improving in all aspects! As part of his work, William Smits travels to China multiple times each year to support these impressive operations and provide training to DeLaval’s service and advisory teams.
Read MoreTraditional methods of mastitis detection and management often rely on subjective observations and occur when damage is already done. In recent years, significant advancements in technology have revolutionized the dairy industry, offering new tools to combat mastitis. By monitoring cow behavior like rumination, eating and activity, sick animals can beRead more
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