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How to Ensure Livestock Health: Best Practice

Maintaining livestock health is critical for every successful operation. Animals perform at their best when herd health is a priority. From birth to market, it is important to have animal health protocols for each stage of production. Regimes for …

Our brands

We offer a complete livestock management ecosystem, with leading product brands that are tried, tested and trusted by producers around the world. You know experience matters. And the range of brands we’ve brought together under the Datamars Livestock name …

Dairy 4.0: Why you should invest in automated technology

… reduces the amount of manual labor needed. This leads to more efficient and productive operations, reducing …

Leading conversations at World Dairy Expo 2025

At World Dairy Expo 2025, Datamars Livestock brought together farmers, partners, and experts to explore how connected data is transforming the future of dairy. Innovation and collaboration were front and center at World Dairy Expo 2025, one of the most …

Better Decisions Through Connected Data

Dairy farms face a growing mountain of data. While tools exist to distill it into useful insights, the challenge continues to expand alongside producers’ ability to manage it. More data is collected on a dairy farm each day than on any other farming …

Unseen but Costly: The Hidden Economic Toll of BLV in U.S. Dairy Herds

In the ever-evolving landscape of dairy farming, producers face constant challenges to maintain herd health and profitability. Yet, one of the most pervasive and costly threats remains largely invisible: Bovine Leukemia Virus (BLV). Recent data shows that …

Why tracking livestock weight matters

… not just age , to account for individual growth rates and leads to better lifetime performance, including growth rates, …

Detecting heat early: The role of activity monitoring in improving reproduction rates

Reproductive efficiency is the heartbeat of every successful dairy operation, and at the same time, a challenging aspect of herd management. Missed heats, false positives, and delayed insemination all contribute to longer calving intervals, higher costs, …

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