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DairyTech 2025 Highlights Future of Dairy Supply

Jun 26, 2025
By Farms.com

Conference Explores Tech Trends in Dairy Logistics and Processing

DairyTech 2025 is set to return October 29–30, 2025, bringing together leaders and innovators to shape the future of dairy supply chains. Hosted by IDFA and Ever.Ag, the event will take place in Columbus, Ohio, at the Hilton Columbus Downtown.

This year’s conference promises a comprehensive look into emerging technologies in the dairy sector. Attendees will explore how AI forecasting, data management, and smart logistics are making supply chains more efficient and sustainable from farm to processing plant.

“Innovations in everything from smart logistics and AI-driven forecasting to next-generation sustainability data infrastructure are impacting the way we do business,” said Tom Wojno, chief operating officer at IDFA.

Breakout sessions will follow keynote panels, offering participants a chance to engage directly with one another, share business challenges, and collaborate on solutions. These peer-to-peer exchanges are designed to promote innovation and strengthen industry connections.

According to Ever.Ag’s Duane Banderob, the conference also represents a platform for advancing sustainable practices across the entire dairy system.

DairyTech 2025 is open to professionals in dairy business leadership, technology, logistics, operations, engineering, procurement, and data science.

Companies looking to gain exposure can take advantage of the event’s sponsorship packages, which highlight their commitment to a forward-thinking dairy industry.

The conference agenda and registration options are available now at www.dairytechconference.com. With a strong focus on innovation, DairyTech aims to transform how dairy producers and processors approach today’s challenges with tomorrow’s tools.


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