At last we hear the long-awaited news: the EU has agreed to negotiate a free trade agreement (FTA) with New Zealand.

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.

The Ministry for Primary Industries has allocated more trained staff to the Mycoplasma bovis crisis. 

Federated Farmers vice president Andrew Hoggard says the NAIT system has worried him for a long time and he doubts whether it would cope with an outbreak of foot and mouth disease (FMD)

A major upgrade of a locally developed teat spraying system for rotary dairies has raised the system’s effectiveness and saves spray liquid.

Subaru of New Zealand recently struck a deal with Federated Farmers to equip its national territory managers with all-wheel-drive Subarus to help them do their jobs.

Lely's new milestone in automated milking, the Lely  Astronaut A5, will debut at the National Fieldays.

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