Fonterra's internationally established infant nutrition brand Anmum is now available to New Zealand families.

IrrigationNZ has hit back at a call for a five-year ban on new irrigation schemes.

A Facebook page is shedding light on bullied dairy farmers.

Fitness tracker devices have a worldwide following; now there's one for cows, by the Japan tech giant Fujitsu, to boost their breeding efficiency.

With a history dating back 57 years to 1959, it's safe to say Giltrap Engineering knows how to manufacture trailers.

A new all-in-one milk vat monitor and controller that ensures milk is cooled and held to temperature has been launched by Tru-Test.

Dairy farmers are increasingly using technology to monitor and control their dairy effluent systems, says Precision Farming Ltd.

As a cooperative, Fonterra has a responsibility to its farmers to operate as efficiently as possible across every facet of its business, including vendor pricing and terms, says a spokesman.

Maury Leyland, Fonterra's managing director of people, culture and safety, and member of Fonterra's Management Team has resigned for personal reasons.

A site investigation before design and construction is important to ensure the pond built is structurally sound and meets regulations, says DairyNZ.

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