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TINE SA, Norway’s largest farmer-owned dairy cooperative, faced rising market demands and limited long-term visibility into milk production and animal health. Although it had decades of farm-level data, TINE’s on-premises systems and basic models couldn’t reliably forecast production—creating risks such as the national butter shortage in 2011—and the company needed a more data-driven approach to improve predictability, animal welfare, and product quality.
Working with Crayon/Inmeta and building on AWS, TINE extracted historical time-series data, deployed ML models and a data lake, and introduced IoT sensors to produce 24‑month forecasts at cow, farm, and national levels (predicting milk, births, and herd size). The move to AWS cut IT costs by about 50%, sped development by ~60%, enabled automated, granular production planning, improved animal care and sustainability opportunities, and spawned a spin‑out (Mimiro) to commercialize the platform internationally.
Mette Øyen Roald
Director for Radical Innovation