Technology Focus:  Te Pari digital doser with electronic trigger

The place to go for dairy farmers seeking innovation this week is the 50th World Dairy Expo at Madison, Wisconsin, which continues to Saturday.
Technology Focus:  Te Pari digital doser with electronic trigger
Thu, 06 Oct, 2016 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

Recognised as the meeting place for the global dairy industry, the Expo attracts more than 70,000, from over 90 countries, to the American mid-west dairy heartland.

Many new products are introduced each year at the Expo.

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Farming NewsFarmtechnologyPlace: Madison, WisconsinPlace: New ZealandPlace: USPlace: AustraliaPlace: UKPlace: IrelandPlace: EuropePlace: PloughingPlace: NetherlandsPlace: Dairy SimmentalPlace: southern IrishPlace: Northern IrelandEvent: 50th World Dairy ExpoEvent: National Fieldays agricultural showEvent: National Ploughing ChampionshipsOrganisation: Te PariOrganisation: Te Pari ProductsOrganisation: Genetic AustriaOrganisation: Irish Simmental SocietyOrganisation: Beef Simmental
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