A DairyNZ-led project launched in July is looking into the benefits to farmers of 3-in-2 milking (three milkings in two days). It will run for three years.

DairyNZ emphasises that the cleanliness of the milking system and the dairy is critical.

Lameness can cost farmers $500 - $1000 per case, yet farmers often underestimate its cost.

Dairy farmers are pleased the Sustainable Dairying: Water Accord shows them doing their bit to improve water quality.

Dairy isn’t the backbone of the economy; the environment is, says Fish & Game New Zealand (F&GNZ).

The rise in global dairy prices could be partially attributed to demand from China, says Westpac market strategist Imre Speizer.

OPINION: People need to get their knives out of farmers’ backs and look at the science.

The refreshed National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management increases the pressure on farmers to improve their nutrient management. 

Follow these seven steps to ensure you plan for maize planting as well as you can.

Managing pasture surpluses or deficits in spring is the key to maintaining quality and persistence going into summer, says Ravensdown agronomist Tim Russell.

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