Think again about the benefits to be gained from farm environmental planning, says consultant Charlotte Glass.

When Irish farmer Niall Austin lost a cow and calf during an unexpected difficult calving, he decided to act.

New research just completed by Tony Martin shows many New Zealand firms could be missing good export opportunities in emerging markets.

Vietnam offers big opportunities for smaller New Zealand dairy companies, says New Zealand’s trade commissioner and consul general in Vietnam, Tony Martin.

Recent events confirm that unexpected change and volatility have become the norm for farming.

Fonterra has announced a best-guess payout forecast of $5.25/kgMS for 2015-16. The bigger surprise was the final payout for 2014-15 of $4.40/kgMS, down another 10 cents. 

They say good things take time. However, the time taken by Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiators is testing the patience of stakeholders; doubt is setting in among the 12 countries involved.

She wears skin and meat every day, is known as Lady Gaga and is the top performer among her peers.

Like it or not, it’s another marketing coup for Lewis Road Creamery.

Are dairy farmers responsible for providing breakfast to needy children? We don’t think so.

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