Moocall now available in New Zealand & Australia. Dublin, Ireland. Moocall is expanding its international operations by making their calving sensor available for purchase in New Zealand & Australia.

The vague promise of the "Internet of Things" was that all kinds of devices - such as toasters and fridges - would be connected together in smart networks. I don't remember cows being mentioned, but ...

The internet of things is set to transform cattle farmers’ lives with technology that could hugely improve calf survival rates Up until recently, the only way a farmer would know if a cow was about to ...

A wireless calving alert device which sends the farmer an SMS text alert when a cow goes into labour was unveiled today at the National Ploughing Championships. In what its creators Moocall Sensors ...

Our start-up of the week is Moocall, makers of an internet of things device that warns a farmer when a cow is one hour from birthing to ensure cow and calf are cared for in the event of a difficult ...

University of New Hampshire dairy researchers are more relaxed these days about monitoring pregnant cows after stumbling upon a sensor that attaches to their tails and sends text alerts to help detect ...

Welshpool beef and sheep farmer Richard Tudor is enjoying a stress-free end to the calving season thanks to the use of an innovative calving detection aid, the Moocall. Mr Tudor is using the unit on ...

The company markets the Moocall sensor, which is clipped onto a cow’s tail, and sends the herdowner a text about one hour before she calves. Fitted with a rechargeable battery, it’s designed to work ...

When Dr Michael Smurfit describes a company as the best business he has encountered in 25 years it's time to sit up and take notice. When that business is well outside that businessman's normal ...

DURHAM — It’s the middle of the night, and University of New Hampshire doctoral student Kayla Aragona has just received a text alert at home on her cell phone from a cow in labor. A sensor — Moocall — ...