TodoLáctea 2025: Milk Quality and Animal Welfare Recognition
Source: dairynews.today
TodoLáctea 2025 will honor outstanding dairy farms in Argentina for their commitment to hygiene and animal welfare.
TodoLáctea 2025 promises to bring recognition to the most exemplary dairy farms in Argentina, focusing on their hygiene practices and commitment to animal welfare.
Under the auspices of the Asociación Pro Calidad de Leche (Aprocal), the event will reward leading farms distinguished in these critical areas.
As explained by Roberto Albergucci, Aprocal's president, the event will categorize farms based on their production capabilities: those exceeding 4,000 liters daily and those below this threshold.
Through a rigorous selection process involving analysis by the Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto, six top farms will be chosen to compete for the prestigious Aprocal 2025 award.
A unique feature of this competition is the on-site evaluations conducted by a technical commission, which will consider aspects such as milking routine and basic animal welfare indicators.
The event will also feature a training day with notable speakers like Dr. Pamela Ruegg, an expert in bovine mastitis, highlighting the importance of managing mastitis effectively to maintain milk quality.
Under the auspices of the Asociación Pro Calidad de Leche (Aprocal), the event will reward leading farms distinguished in these critical areas.
As explained by Roberto Albergucci, Aprocal's president, the event will categorize farms based on their production capabilities: those exceeding 4,000 liters daily and those below this threshold.
Through a rigorous selection process involving analysis by the Universidad Nacional de Río Cuarto, six top farms will be chosen to compete for the prestigious Aprocal 2025 award.
A unique feature of this competition is the on-site evaluations conducted by a technical commission, which will consider aspects such as milking routine and basic animal welfare indicators.
The event will also feature a training day with notable speakers like Dr. Pamela Ruegg, an expert in bovine mastitis, highlighting the importance of managing mastitis effectively to maintain milk quality.
