In Elkhorn, Wisconsin, technology is meeting tradition at Hurtgenlea Holsteins. Adam Hurtgen and his fiancée farm alongside his parents, managing 100 acres and 300 dairy cattle, all with the help of cutting-edge tools like robotic milkers and a new farm application that tracks data straight from inside the cows themselves. The results? A healthier herd, a more efficient operation, and a glimpse into the future of dairy farming. Adam shares how the smaXtec bolus has transformed life on the farm and offers advice for others looking to make the leap into precision dairy technology.

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