Study Highlights Farm-by-Farm Approach to Tech Investment
Technology can improve a dairy farm’s labour efficiency and reduce cost of production.
A Farming Connect study has shown that savings and return on investment won’t always stack up in every business.
Rhodri and Siwan Jones produce milk from a herd of 197 spring calving cows at Penparc near Llanerfyl after converting her family’s farm from beef and sheep and investing in good grazing infrastructure.
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Author's summary: Technology improves dairy farm efficiency.
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