Tanja Groher

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About

Tanja Groher is a leading researcher at the intersection of agricultural science and digital innovation, with a primary focus on precision livestock farming and the adoption of digital technologies in ruminant production systems. Her work critically examines how technologies such as sensors, automated monitoring, and data analytics are transforming modern animal husbandry, bridging the gap between technological availability and on-farm practice. Her landmark 2020 study, "Digital technology adoption in livestock production with a special focus on ruminant farming," has garnered 165 citations, establishing itself as a foundational reference for understanding the current state and barriers of digitalisation in agriculture. By systematically analyzing which technologies are actually implemented in practice, Groher provides essential insights for farmers, policymakers, and agri-tech developers. Her research not only maps the technological landscape but also identifies critical adoption drivers and obstacles, making her a key voice in the sustainable digital transformation of livestock farming. Through her work, Groher contributes to a future where data-driven decision-making enhances both animal welfare and farm efficiency.