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Afimilk Announces New General Manager For New Zealand And Australia | Scoop News
Afimilk, a leader in dairy farm management solutions, has appointed Justin Miller as the new General Manager for New Zealand and Australia. With over 15 years of experience in sales and management, Justin is expected to drive growth and innovation in the region. He will focus on delivering advanced technology to optimize productivity and sustainability for dairy farmers. Justin will collaborate with Afimilks dealer network, including Headlands, Ace Electrical, and Read Industrial, to meet the evolving needs of the dairy industry. His appointment is seen as a strategic move to enhance operational efficiency and strengthen client relationships.
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Breakthrough Technology Identifies Individual Cow Feed Efficiency to Support Profit-based Decision Making
Afimilk, a leader in dairy farm management technologies, has launched the AfiCollar Feed Efficiency Service, a groundbreaking technology that measures individual cow feed intake. This service, part of the AfiCollar cow monitoring solution, allows dairies to make informed decisions on culling and breeding, enhancing herd profitability and sustainability. The technology was piloted successfully over two years across 55 herds. By improving feed efficiency, dairies can significantly reduce methane emissions, contributing to environmental sustainability. Afimilks innovation is poised to transform dairy farm profitability and environmental impact.
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Afimilk, an Israeli company, is revolutionizing the dairy industry with its innovative robotic milking systems. These systems aim to replace human labor in dairy farms, significantly reducing the workforce needed for milking operations. The company, which has been operating for over 42 years, generates an annual revenue of approximately $80 million, investing a substantial portion back into development. Afimilks robotic systems are designed to operate in challenging environments, a testament to the companys commitment to innovation. The company plans to deploy these systems in several European and Israeli farms by the end of the year. Despite the challenges, Afimilks approach is expected to capture a significant share of the growing $2 billion robotic milking market.
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כל 24 שעות החיישן החכם של אפימילק מזהה ייחום בכ-50 אלף פרות בעולם - IT News
Israeli tech company Afimilk has developed a smart sensor that can detect and identify cows in heat. The sensor, located on a collar worn by the cows, provides data to help dairy farmers and veterinarians make informed decisions about breeding and pregnancy. The technology has been successful in managing over 10 million cows in 52 countries worldwide. The sensor also collects data on cow behavior, such as walking, chewing, and rumination, which can be useful for early disease detection. Afimilk specializes in smart management solutions for livestock, including smart sensors, monitoring systems, and AI-based prediction. The company aims to improve milk production and herd management.
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קרן פורטיסימו תשתלט על אפימילק תמורת 40 מיליון דולר
אפימילק, חברת הרפתות הממוחשבות, מבצעת אקזיט חלקי ומוכרת 25% מאחזקותיה לקרן פורטיסימו בתמורה של 40 מיליון דולר. עסקה זו משפיעה חיובית על החברה ומציינת צמיחה. המכירה מתבצעת לאחר שמכירת 50% מהחברה ל־LIC הניו זילנדית בוטלה. אפימילק מפתחת ומשווקת מערכות ממוחשבות לניהול עדר במחלבות והיא מנוהלת על ידי יובל רחמילביץ.
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Afimilk left to seek greener pastures after $70 million exit canceled due to Covid-19
The acquisition of Israeli dairy farm management company Afimilk by New Zealand-based LIC Livestock Improvement International has fallen through due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. The deal, which was worth $70 million, was voted against by 70% of LICs shareholders. The failure of the deal has resulted in a loss for Kibbutz Afikim and private equity firm Fortissimo Capital. Following the cancellation, Fortissimo is expected to try and find another buyer or take Afimilk public on the Tel Aviv or London stock exchanges.
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An Israeli Kibbutz Is About to Earn NIS 100 Million From Cows
Kibbutz Afikim and private equity firm Fortissimo are nearing the closure of a deal to sell 50% of dairy farm management company Afimilk for $70 million. LIC Livestock Improvement International is set to acquire the stake. The deal values Afimilk at $140 million, up from the initial valuation of $110 million. Afimilk develops computerized systems for dairy farming and has an annual turnover of $56 million. LIC is a century-old herd improvement and agri-technology co-operative.
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Kibbutz-Owned Dairy Farm Management Company Headed for an Exit
Israeli Kibbutz Afikim and private equity firm Fortissimo Capital are in talks to sell 50% of their jointly held company Afimilk to a European company. Afimilk develops computerized systems for dairy farm and herd management. The negotiations value Afimilk at $100 million to $110 million. Afikim is willing to sell up to 19.5% of its stake, while Fortissimo wants to sell its entire stake. The buyer is interested in buying at least 51%, which Afikim is currently unwilling to agree to. The approval of the Kibbutzs members is required for any change in Afikims stake.
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Israeli cows lead the world in milk production
The article discusses the success of Israeli dairy farmers, particularly those using Afimilks high-tech methods and systems. Israeli cows are the most productive in the world due to their diet of silage and grains, as well as technological innovations. Afimilks system has helped some New Zealand farmers double their production by improving livestock genetics, animal health, and milk monitoring. The Israeli dairy industry was developed to be self-sufficient and create kosher products. Afimilk, a company that provides computerized systems for dairy farms and herd management, has farms signed up in New Zealand and recently set up a dairy project in Vietnam. The company aims to learn from New Zealands expertise in pasture management.
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Afimilk launches calving alert service for dairy farmers
Afimilk, an Israel-based company, has developed a new technology called AfiAct II that helps dairy farmers identify and assist cows experiencing difficult labor. The system provides 24/7 control and notifications for prolonged labor, as well as detecting other conditions such as estrus, abortion, and cow comfort problems. This technology aims to improve the accuracy of detecting the onset of calving and better prepare farmers for potentially costly events like dystocia. The article highlights the benefits of automatic monitoring and the potential impact on calf mortality and morbidity. The date of the event described in the article is not provided.
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VC-backed UK Dairy Technology Silent Herdsman Acquired by Israel's Afimilk - AFN
Israeli dairy farm management technology provider Afimilk has acquired Silent Herdsman, a private VC-funded company based in the UK. Silent Herdsman has developed a neck-collar monitoring system used to detect estrus and health problems in dairy cows. The acquisition highlights the emerging animal health and welfare startup space. Afimilk CEO Yuval Rachmilevitz stated that Silent Herdsman complements Afimilks product line with unique functionality and powerful features based on new technology.
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http://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Israeli-Vietnamese-dairy-experts-partner-to-improve-milk-quality-and-yield-in-Ho-Chi-Minh-City-385777
Israeli and Vietnamese experts are increasing milking efficiency and quality at the Vietnamese dairy giant Vinamilk. The Dairy Demonstration and Experimental Farm, managed by the Israeli Foreign Ministry’s Mashav Agency for International Development Cooperation and the Israeli Agriculture Ministry’s Center for International Agricultural Development Cooperation, is helping Vietnamese farmers improve their milking conditions. The farm aims to increase the average milk production per cow from 3,500 liters per year to 8,000 liters per year. The farm also provides seminars and training to local farmers. A start-up Israeli venture is working on establishing a private factory in the region to sell premixed cow feed. The process of implementing changes is slow due to the financial constraints of the farmers.
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