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IDF is bringing together the global dairy community to focus on “Sheep, Goat and other non-Cow milk” in Brussels, Belgium. The Symposium will be wide-ranging covering different aspects of the production and utilisation of milk from small ruminants, camelids, buffalo, equidae etc. Authors of production-related abstracts can choose to publish their research article or minireview in a Special issue of JDR. Submissions must be made online using the dedicated Submission Form. Suitable topics include:
Utilisation-related research can be submitted (separately) to International Dairy Journal
Sheep, goats and other non-cow milk producing animals are widely distributed throughout the world. They contribute to sustainable livelihoods through support of the economy, rural and peri-urban livelihoods, the empowerment of women, and food security. The purpose of the Symposium is to present the latest scientific advances about milk originating from other ruminants than cows on the fields of human nutrition and science and technology, as well as advances on animal health. The conference is an opportunity to inform stakeholders (governments, IGOs, academia, production, processing, consumers and civil society) of the latest developments in dairy products, animal health, and sustainability originating from those animals. The Symposium will be a platform for exchange of knowledge and information among international experts in the field. More information and registration details are available on the IDF/FIL website
- Sustainability: socio-economic and environmental aspects
- Animal health, udder health and milking efficiency
- Milk production strategies
- Quality & safety “Farm to Table”
Utilisation-related research can be submitted (separately) to International Dairy Journal
Sheep, goats and other non-cow milk producing animals are widely distributed throughout the world. They contribute to sustainable livelihoods through support of the economy, rural and peri-urban livelihoods, the empowerment of women, and food security. The purpose of the Symposium is to present the latest scientific advances about milk originating from other ruminants than cows on the fields of human nutrition and science and technology, as well as advances on animal health. The conference is an opportunity to inform stakeholders (governments, IGOs, academia, production, processing, consumers and civil society) of the latest developments in dairy products, animal health, and sustainability originating from those animals. The Symposium will be a platform for exchange of knowledge and information among international experts in the field. More information and registration details are available on the IDF/FIL website
Next Generation Dairying Workshops
Ninety years after the Hannah Research Institute opened, the first Next Generation Dairying research Workshop was held in 2018. It was considered a great success, and so a second Workshop was held in 2019, with the theme of Local and Global Consumers.
Funded by the Hannah Dairy Research Foundation, the Workshops aim to stimulate dairy-related research in Scotland.
The Proceedings of the Workshops are available to read and download Open Access
Funded by the Hannah Dairy Research Foundation, the Workshops aim to stimulate dairy-related research in Scotland.
The Proceedings of the Workshops are available to read and download Open Access
DairyCare COST Action FA1308
DairyCare was funded by COST between 2014 and 2018 as a networking Action focused on the development of sensor technologies for improved husbandry of dairy animals.
The Proceedings of the five international DairyCare Conferences are now available to read and download Open Access. Outcomes from the other Workshops and Researcher Exchange Projects will be coming to JDR soon.
The Proceedings of the five international DairyCare Conferences are now available to read and download Open Access. Outcomes from the other Workshops and Researcher Exchange Projects will be coming to JDR soon.
