DN AGRAR Group, Romania’s leading integrated agrifood company and Europe’s largest milk producer, has unveiled an ambitious investment plan through 2030 aimed at doubling milk production while strengthening its circular agriculture model. Operating five large-scale farms with more than 18,000 cattle, over 10,000 hectares of farmland, and annual milk production exceeding 70 million litres, the company plans to increase output to 150–200 million litres per year by 2030.
A key part of the strategy is the development of the new CUT 2 dairy farm in Alba County, involving an investment of approximately €12 million, including €10 million in bank financing, with capacity to produce more than 50 million litres of milk annually and house around 5,000 dairy cows. Construction is scheduled to begin in late 2026, with operations expected from 2028 and full production by 2030.
DN AGRAR also plans to invest €3.5 million in two additional composting facilities, doubling compost production capacity from 14,000 tonnes to 28,000 tonnes annually and supporting increased voluntary carbon credit generation. The company aims to expand organic fertilizer production to 40,000 tonnes per year by 2030 while pursuing net-zero milk production.
Additional initiatives include vertical wheatgrass farms capable of supplying 30% of feed requirements, biomethane production, industrial greenhouses, and expanded dairy processing infrastructure. Company executives believe the strategy will capitalize on expected declines in European milk production while addressing Romania’s status as a net importer of dairy products through a more integrated, sustainable, and technology-driven dairy model. (agroberichtenbuitenland.nl)
Source: Dairynews7x7 22 June, 2026 Read full story here
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