Less hot air
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OPINION: Eleven cows from Auckland's Cornwall Park will no longer be exported to Mongolia to participate in a breeding programme.
OPINION: The non-performing China Farms have always been a source of headaches for Fonterra.
OPINION: If we needed further proof that the Outdoors Party has drifted away from from being about hunting & fishing and is now home to every conspiracy theory known to man, look no further than its recent statements about the Covid vaccine.
Farmer confidence is soaring. Put it down to the recent spike in prices for New Zealand dairy products.
After years of losses, Fonterra's two wholly owned China farming hubs in Ying and Yutian have been sold.
Fonterra collected more milk in February thanks to better pasture growth in most parts of the country.
Northland dairy farmer David Cole will tell you there is no better sight than a green paddock full of black and white cows.
The livestock trading industry in New Zealand is stronger than ever thanks to the innovation and resilience which came to the fore during the pandemic, according to an industry veteran.
New research headed by Lincoln University finds that delaying when animals are fed means they will urinate at night in colder temperatures.
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A familiar sight on our roads, Fonterra's milk tankers provide the vital link in getting the "white gold" off dairy farms and into the nation's milk factories.
Farmers want the Government to open available space in managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) to bring in much-needed workers for the primary industries.
Fonterra's Pahiatua and Longburn based tanker operators have proven the benefits of pulling together - quite literally - by hauling their trucks by hand for charity.
Southland's Jon Pemberton is pleased to be part of a water quality and greenhouse gases project that’ll benefit all farmers.
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