EuroTier 2026: biosecurity, AI and efficient management at the heart of future livestock farming

Avian influenza, cost volatility, automation and new technologies are reshaping the livestock sector. For poultry farming, disease prevention and biosecurity are emerging as key priorities in the run-up to EuroTier 2026.

EuroTier 2026: biosecurity, AI and efficient management at the heart of future livestock farming

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Avian influenza, cost volatility, automation and new technologies are reshaping the livestock sector.

For poultry farming, disease prevention and biosecurity are emerging as key priorities in the run-up to EuroTier 2026.

Livestock farms are currently facing market instability, rising costs, animal disease risks, climate change and an increasing need to use resources more efficiently.

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Avian influenza, cost volatility, automation and new technologies are reshaping the livestock sector. For poultry farming, disease prevention and biosecurity are emerging as key priorities in the run-up to EuroTier 2026. Livestock farms are currently facing market instability, rising costs, animal disease risks, climate change and an increasing need to use resources more efficiently.

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