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The Unexpected Battle Against Avian Flu in U.S. Dairy
In Spring 2024, U.S. dairy farmers began noticing a decline in milk production, and what seemed like a minor anomaly quickly turned into a nationwide concern. The culprit? Avian flu, a virus traditionally known to affect birds, had unexpectedly crossed over to cattle.
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Research Presentation
Automation & Labor in Dairy Farming
Dr. Fernando recently presented our work on Labor & Automation at the 2024 STEM Humanities Early Career Symposium at UC Riverside.
Your By Louis Pena-Levano | June, 11
Visits & Tours
The Peruvian National Agrarian University
Dr. Luis presented his work on Automated Milking Systems at the University “La Molina” and visited its Dairy Processing plant.
By Luis Covarrubias | June, 24
Case Study
Automated Milking Systems (AMS) in the US Midwest
Our new case study explores whether adopting AMS is feasible. What conditions must be taken into consideration?
By Caroline Casey | 4min read
