Fish & Game took umbrage at a Milking It story on farmer Dean Rabbidge and his tweet. It says contrary to the report, F&G actually worked with Rabbidge on this wetland creation.
Here's a pitch that will have the greenies seeing red. Intensive, high-yielding farming may be the best way to meet rising demand for food while conserving biodiversity, a new study has found.
Not a good look for Fonterra as media report on a junket by 200 European staff to a California resort town.
Drought-stricken dairy farmers in Australia are turning to consumers for support.
US President Donald Trump’s trade tiff with China has hit American farmers in the pocket as China’s retaliatory tariffs on US exports start to bite. Soybean farmers are the hardest-hit.
Fish and Game NZ’s continuing attacks on water quality on farms prompted a Southland farmer to take to Twitter.
As the movement away from plastic accelerates, one wonders if plastic milk bottles will be next.
With Manuka honey selling for $200/kg all beekeepers must be swimming in cash, right?
How long does it take a country to build a dairy industry? One year, Qatar would answer.
North Carolina legislators have made it clear: “If a drink doesn’t come from an animal with hooves, you can’t call it milk”.
Fonterra farmer suppliers in New Zealand are pretty happy with the $7/kgMS opening price for the new season.
The most worrying aspect of the coalition Government’s torpedoing of the oil and gas industry is the disregard for process.
AgResearch scientists say they have discovered how to knock out a major milk allergen by editing a cow’s genome.
Irish farmers are in a lather about a dairy farmer in County Limerick being fined $350 this month for the dung a judge ruled was left by his cows on a road, causing a motorcycle crash.
A North-Canterbury company lauded for its ethical and environmentally friendly dairying has gone into liquidation.
Not everyone's enthusing about a free trade agreement (FTA) with the European Union.
Vegan oat milk is so popular in the US that coffee shops are running out of stock.
The Great British Beef Week, organised by UK Ladies in Beef, emphasises the nation’s locally produced food. Here are some meaty facts from the group:
Seven more cows are joining their cousins on the streets of Morrinsville.
People are switching from plastic to glass milk bottles in the UK.
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Fish & Game took umbrage at a Milking It story on farmer Dean Rabbidge and his tweet. It says contrary…