
Another virtual fencing company enters the U.S. cattle market
Producers say AI parlor monitoring works best when paired with positive employee leadership
This is a regular newsletter about about technology for cows, the people who develop it and the animal stewards who use it on farms and ranches. The Cow Tech Report is owned and operated by Progressive Dairy and Progressive Cattle magazines.
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Producers say AI parlor monitoring works best when paired with positive employee leadership
Drone software company claims 99.997% accuracy in cattle counts.

Last month, I was invited to sit on a panel aimed at addressing this question: How can precision livestock farming technology move from promising innovation to investment-ready solutions?

Russian company implants brain chips in cows to stimulate appetite and milk production

Survey: Few farmers prioritizing methane reduction without incentives
The University of Wisconsin – River Falls Humane Handling Institute is using augmented reality goggles that simulate bovine vision, showing users the cow’s 300-degree panoramic view, dichromatic color perception limited to blue and yellow shades, lack of depth perception and slow adjustment to light changes.

Plus, your cow has a digital twin – what can she tell you?

I recently asked readers of Progressive Dairy magazine and The Cow Tech Report to weigh in on their opinions about cow technology and to predict which technologies might be gaining ground or losing it in 2026.
Plus, off-grid AI camera predicts cattle disease two days before symptoms appear.

Plus, No. 1 tech gaining ground in 2026.