Canterbury farmer Ted Rollinson says Fonterra is held in very high regard by Chinese consumers.

Federated Farmers national dairy chair Chris Lewis says he is looking into transitioning to an A2 herd but he questions whether the premium will stick if everyone switches.

Farmer demand for A2 dairy bulls for the upcoming mating season is at record levels, says the marketing arm of World Wide Sires NZ.

Britain has taken its first formal step to negotiate a post-Brexit free trade agreement with New Zealand, Australia and the US. 

More beef farms than dairy farms are now infected with the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis, according to MPI figures.

Federated Farmers president Katie Milne says she hopes for a fair split.

Agreement between the dairy and beef sectors on who pays what for the industry share of eradicating Mycoplasma bovis is still a month away, say industry sources.

Making a good quality stack or clamp silage is a given for livestock farmers, but feeding out can be a lottery.

Farmers, fruit or vege growers, vineyard owners or rural contractors -- most either know of or own gear made by Bertolini, whose distinctive blue tanks make them a standout in any field. 

Conditions look promising for the start of calving in the Lower North Island.

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