A new Israeli study has discovered that extreme heat reduces milk production by up to 10% and that adding cooling ...

While recent studies have shown climate change will cut crop production, there has been less research into its impacts on ...

Simply sign up to the Climate change myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. While Italy sweltered under a heatwave last week, Roberto Gelfi’s herd of cows enjoyed the cool privileges ...

Cow’s milk is one of the only complete proteins, which means it contains all nine essential amino acids that we are unable to ...

In recent years, we’ve seen crops such as corn, coffee and cocoa suffer in part due to rising global temperatures. It turns ...

How Valley ranchers keep their cows cool during scorching summers Most Valley dairy operators have ways to keep their cows comfortable because the hotter the cows feel, the less milk they make.

The cows had been living at another farm since October 2023, when the fire destroyed much of the farm. “We had to build the whole barn from the ground up,” Edward Brunton, a co-owner of ...

The team of researchers found that milk production declined significantly on hot, humid days -- by up to 10 percent when ...

Oat milk and other plant-based alternatives were on the rise, but a vibe shift might be bringing back cow’s milk to grocery shelves and coffee shops.

Cows drink up to 140 litres of water a day in the summer heat compared with 80-90 litres in winter, and they also eat less, which reduces milk production.

A new study finds extreme heat reduces milk production by up to 10 percent and adding cooling technologies only offsets about half of the loss.