Zoetis and UNIFORM-Agri Collaborate for Integrated Genetic Insights in Dairy Management

Netherlands 21.11.2025

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Zoetis and UNIFORM-Agri have announced a global collaboration to streamline access to genetic information for dairy farmers. This partnership will integrate CLARIFIDE® Plus results into UNIFORM-Agri's herd management software, enabling farmers to view genetic data alongside daily herd management information.

Zoetis and UNIFORM-Agri Collaborate for Integrated Genetic Insights in Dairy Management

The integration aims to simplify decision-making processes by reducing the need for multiple platforms.

Headquartered in the Netherlands, UNIFORM-Agri provides management software for dairy and beef operations in over 50 countries. The integration will be facilitated through their MyHerdmanagement cloud platform, which is set to begin development by the end of 2025.

Brett Bristol, Head of Precision Animal Health at Zoetis, emphasized the practical benefits of this integration, highlighting how it will provide farmers with actionable genetic insights. Tineke Ammerlaan-Sieperda, CEO at UNIFORM-Agri, noted that this development will free up more time for herd improvement by consolidating data management tasks.

The integration mirrors an existing setup available to U.S. producers, and it will extend similar seamless access to Zoetis' international clientele. Both companies are committed to continuous innovation and enhancing value for dairy producers globally.

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