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Most dairy farmers understand that heat stress can affect cow health and performance. By measuring conditions within individual livestock buildings...
In colder regions of the UK, heat stress may not be at the forefront of farmer’s minds. In Northern England...
The significance of heat stress in dairy herds is often overlooked. While many farmers have experienced heat stress and seen...
Heat stress is often underestimated in the UK dairy industry. While hot weather events may only last a few days,...
The 2025 summer monitoring season has revealed just how sustained and regionally varied heat stress pressure has become for UK...
The Met Office reports that extreme heat events are rapidly becoming the norm in the UK. These events are expected...
Weather patterns over the last few years have shown that farmers and their cattle can expect hotter weather, more frequently. ...
A state-of-the-art feasibility project has begun into how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to improve dairy farming in the...
A cow’s ideal temperature range (known as thermoneutral zone) is between -5 to 25°C. Heat Stress occurs when the cow...