A Queensland invention likened to a ‘fitbit for cows’ will be launched this week, with the smart tag set to be used by graziers around the world.
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New technology in tagging is potentially branching out in usages, allow farmers to do more than prevent diseases in their livestock. While the tags are still yet to to be...
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Maleny Dairies addresses animal welfare concern...
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It has long been a stain on the dairy industry — the slaughter of unwanted male "bobby" calves in their first week of life. Maleny Dairies, an independent dairy processor on the...
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Satellite tracking of cows still a work in prog...
Oyen producer Heather Mundt has been keeping an eye on her eight high-tech heifers since fitting them with GPS-enabled smart tags last September. Despite some setbacks, she remains excited about...
Satellite tracking of cows still a work in progress
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Oyen producer Heather Mundt has been keeping an eye on her eight high-tech heifers since fitting them with GPS-enabled smart tags last September. Despite some setbacks, she remains excited about...
