afimilk™ - Dairy Herd Management Systems. Milk Meters

AfiFree™ - The first and only ICAR approved milk meter for sheep & goats in the world

The S.A.E. Afikim milk meter AfiFree™ is the first to receive approval for use for sheep milking from the International Committee for Animal Recording (ICAR). This recognition is expected to lead to an increase in sales.

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Dairy Herd Management Software

AfiFarm™ is the world’s most comprehensive management software for advance dairy farming and herd management. Real time information gathered by SAE’s afimilk™ modules provide the dairy farmer with decision making tools for both short term tactical and long term strategic decisions related to an entire herd and individual cows.

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	AfiLab – Mini Lab for the Milking Parlor
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	Sanyuan Luhe’s Breakthrough in Yield Attributable to Cooperation with Israel
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	S.A.E. Afikim has completed upgrading a milking parlour in a Tnuva dairy in Romania
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	S.A.E Afikim at ADSA-PSA-AMPA-ASAS in San Antonio, Texas, U.S.A
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	World Dairy Expo Summit/China
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	S.A.E Afikim Celebrates 30 Years. A dream and a vision that changed dairy farming worldwide
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	S.A.E. Afikim at Mercolactea Exposition, in San Francisco, Cordoba, Argentina
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	The S.A.E. Afikim milk meter AfiFree™ is the first to receive approval for use for sheep milking from the International Committee for Animal Recording (ICAR).
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AfiShepherd

Big Benefits for Small Ruminants AfiShepherd. A powerful and innovative, field-proven management system and decision making support tool for goat and sheep dairy farming.

Stuart Mackenzie about afimilk™

Stuart Mackenzie farms on the farm Loskop in the Karkloof Valley where around 400 ha is used for his milk production unit. The remaining 224 ha consists of wetland areas and mountains. He currently milks around 400 Holsteins and 230 Ayrshire cows, each group in its own parlour.

Nigel Lok about afimilk™

When it comes to taking care of large herds, most farmers will raise their eyebrows when one talks of individual cow care. Although this concept seems impossible without a labour intensive setup, this is exactly what is now feasible through the use of technology.