Episode 4 of EULIPHETalks Focuses on Digital Transformation in Livestock Farming

Episode 4 of EULIPHETalks Focuses on Digital Transformation in Livestock Farming

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On Monday, June 30, the EU-LI-PHE COST Action hosted the fourth episode of its EULIPHETalks webinar series, in collaboration with the Digi4Live project. Prof. Jarkko Niemi delivered an insightful session on how digital tools are transforming livestock farming, highlighting innovation pathways toward smarter and more efficient systems. The webinar brought together participants from across Europe to explore the role of emerging technologies in shaping the future of the sector.

Stay tuned for more EULIPHETalks episodes coming soon. In case you missed any previous webinar episode, watch the recordings on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@EU-LI-PHE.

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