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10 Nov: Interview: Stakeholders views towards the use of precision technologies in livestock farming
Paul Ingenbleek & Caspar Krampe (Wageningen University & Research) Dr. Paul Ingenbleek, who leads working package 1 of the ClearFarm project, and Dr. Caspar Krampe are experts on Marketing and…
ClearFarm researchers defined Precision Livestock Farming indicators to provide detailed and real-time information about pig welfare. Now they have started to collect data on commercial farms.
We would be very grateful for a few minutes of farmer time to help us in the validation of a platform for sharing and integrating precision data in the dairy cow and pig sector.
ClearFarm researchers have selected animal-based indicators and have studied non-invasive available sensor technology to evaluate dairy cows’ welfare.
We published three summaries with the EIP-AGRI Common format to provide practical information that has been observed or developed during the first year of ClearFarm project.
ClearFarm organized a series of online workshops to seek blueprint solutions based on Precision Livestock Farming technologies for a better understanding of animal welfare in the pig and dairy cow productions.
The first newsletter presents the project, its goals and relevance. Have a look via this link: https://bit.ly/3cP70tP
Interviews with stakeholders indicate that PLF-based market solutions should be seen as a system intervention that affects animals, consumers and value chain stakeholders.
ClearFarm has started exploring the fears, worries, preferences and expectations of consumers about Precision Livestock Farming (PLF) through a design thinking approach.