by admin | Apr 14, 2026 | News
Herd-i has appointed Nicole Mozeliak as Chief Executive Officer – Herd-i US, to lead the company’s entry into the US. The technology is being installed on US dairy farms in April, with the official launch slated for the second half of 2026. Mozeliak brings more...
by James Cummins | May 8, 2025 | News
This month, 42 selected dairy farmers are the first in New Zealand to go live with Herd-i’s innovative AI-powered Body Condition Scoring (BCS) system. These early adopters are integrating this new AI technology into their dairy sheds to monitor cow health...
by James Cummins | Apr 16, 2025 | News
A female farmers perspective on managing lameness with Herd-i Liz Muller, CEO of Herd-i, sits down with Dr Mara Elton Fletcher — female farmer (co-equity partner Darnley Dairy in North Canterbury) and vet— to gain a female perspective on the challenges and benefits of...
by James Cummins | Feb 3, 2025 | News
Spending time manually body condition scoring cows and getting inconsistent results is now a thing of the past for dairy farmers, thanks to New Zealand’s first AI-powered body condition scoring (BCS) system. Developed by Herd-i in Christchurch by leading AI and...
by James Cummins | Dec 18, 2024 | News
AI-powered technology developed in New Zealand is set to help US dairy farmers address a billion-dollar challenge. With lameness costing the US dairy industry up to NZ$1.2 billion annually, Herd-i’s innovative system detects lameness early, improving productivity and...
by James Cummins | Dec 9, 2024 | News
Lameness is a cow health issue that requires timely detection and treatment. It affects cow welfare, takes time, energy and skill to treat. Lameness can pose a significant financial cost as lame cows produce less milk, lose weight, and take longer to get back in calf....
