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16 February 2024
For the last two years, thirty forward thinking farmers have participated in multiple action-groups across South-West England, aiming to reduce their use of on-farm antibiotics.
16 February 2024
In the first call to establish Operational Groups (OG) in Emilia-Romagna Region in 2016, linked to the Rural Development Plan (RDP) resources, out of 160 proposals submitted in 5 different focus areas, 52 operational groups were financed. CRPA is involved in 16 OG, (9 as coordinator and 7 as partners): 6 of them concern the dairy sector. These projects will involve 31 dairy farms located in the region. Some of these farms will be selected to be part of EuroDairy as pilot farms.
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10 May 2024
A series of four technical workshops on resource efficiency in dairy farming
16 February 2024
Stef van den Hurk is a real next generation dairy farmer. His dairy farm succeeds in keeping its input/output balance up to date with the latest agrobotics and solid-liquid manure separation in the barn.
16 February 2024
Robert Maas is a futureproof dairy farmer from Holland who embraces novel automation techniques and feeds his herd with green beans.
16 February 2024
The EuroDairy operational groups are existing or new networks (projects), consisting of dairy farmers and other actors engaged in the development and implementation of practical innovations on the four sustainability themes.
5 September 2024
Case studies and innovating ideas from dairy farmers involved in the EuroDairy network
16 February 2024
The objective is to increase the socio-economic resilience of dairy production systems across diverse regions of the EU. In particular, EuroDairy will seek to develop farm-level solutions and strategies to deal with market volatility.
5 September 2024
Socio-economic resilience resources
4 September 2024
Lean management is an approach to managing a farm that supports the concept of continuous improvement.
4 September 2024
Dairy farmers are often confronted with substantial changes in the prices they receive for their milk. When you have a look at the milk prices of the last decade, it’s clear that all dairy farmers have to deal with fluctuating prices. The cause of this phenomenon? Dairy farmers make relatively small changes in short-run milk production decisions when the milk price changes and consumers do the same thing with purchase decisions. This type of behaviour can lead to volatile prices.