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IDF Mastitis and Milking
Technology Joint
Conferences 2026
Join us in Stockholm, 10-13 March 2026!
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10-13 March 2026
Building on the success of the 2019 Copenhagen conference, this year's event will host over 350 global participants, providing a platform for in-depth discussions, networking, and collaboration on mastitis prevention and management strategies.
Welcome to the IDF Mastitis and Milking Technology Joint Conferences 2026!
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us for the International Dairy Federation Joint Conference on Mastitis and Milking Technology in the beautiful city of Stockholm, Sweden, from March 10-13, 2026 at the Stockholm Waterfront Congress Centre.
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This exciting 3-day event will bring together over 350 global experts, showcasing cutting-edge research and advancements in milking technology, lactation biology, udder health, and mastitis management. We’re creating a platform for in-depth discussions, networking, and collaboration among researchers, industry leaders, veterinarians, and dairy farmers.
Don´t miss this unique opportunity to connect with top professionals and be part of a global movement advancing dairy farming. We look forward to welcoming you to Stockholm and ensuring a memorable and impactful experience, enriched with Swedish hospitality.
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More information about the conference program and registration will available soon.​
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Warm regards,
Contact us
Do you have any questions regarding the IDF Milking Mastitis Sweden 2026?
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For inquiries related to the abstract submission, sponsorship opportunities, or conference program, please contact us at:
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For questions regarding hotel reservations or conference bookings, feel free to reach out to:
info@asmevent.se
We look forward to hearing from you!
Join Global Experts in Lactation and Udder Health
My name is Alexa Young
IDF invites you to the IDF Mastitis and Milking Technology Joint Conferences 2026 in Stockholm, Sweden.
This global event will unite researchers, industry leaders, veterinarians, and dairy farmers to discuss the latest advancements in milking machinery, udder/teat cleaning, milk quality, mastitis prevention, detection, and treatment, as well as other aspects of udder health and lactation, promoting sustainable and productive dairy farming.
fotograf Lisa Chröisty, SLU