After 4 years of research, the HappyMoo project ended on December 24th 2022. A final meeting was held on November 28 and 29 in Cork at our Irish partner's place. This was the opportunity for each working group to present the work done and the objectives reached. Read More
The Dair'innov congress was held in Namur on April 27th and 29th. More than a 100 participants from all around Europe, Canada and the US came to hear about the latest innovations to benefit cow welfare and dairy farming sustainability Read More
The annual conference of the European Federation of Animal Science (EAAP conference) was held during the last week of August in Davos, Switzerland. Many sessions focussed on animal welfare, and the session 68 was co-organized by the HappyMoo project: “PLF MIR tools to monitor cows’ welfare in particular the freedom from disease, hunger and stress (in collaboration with HappyMoo project).” Read More
The project is now on Twitter! Follow us on @HappyMooProject Read More
The WP2 purpose is to work on a making-decision tool for farmers and advisors in order to improve the management of some animal welfare indicators as lameness, mastitis, stress and energy balance. Read More
France Conseil Elevage (FCEL), one of the partners of the HappyMoo project, is organizating by video-conference the 11th Rencontre Point D’Etapes. This conference will last for 2 days: March 17th and 18th. The days are divided in 4 half-day sessions with different topics. Read More
During this period of lockdown, our statistician team stays connected and works together to share their different knowledge in data analysis. Read More
Discover our new graph, which will allow you to understand this ambitious project at a glance. Read More
Instead of having our bi-annual global scientific in Edinburgh, it is still with great pleasure that we spent half a day together by conference call. Read More
Our Swiss partner Qualitas welcomed all HappyMoo partners in their office in Zug. Very intersting discussions arose and a wonderful experimental farm visit was organized! Read More
