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FONTERRA IS building its first blending and packing plant in Indonesia.
FONTERRA PLANS to spent up to an extra $500 million to increase capacity through its plants, with emerging market demand growing faster than expected, says chief executive Theo Spierings.
AUSTRALIAN DAIRY, banking and investment interests are out to entice ambitious New Zealand dairy farmers and workers across the Tasman.
NEW ZEALAND leads the way in encouraging and recognising women's leadership in agriculture, says Dairy Women's Network chairwoman Michelle Wilson.
DAIRY FARM effluent is an important resource for nutrients and is here to stay, says Rotorua farmer Trevor Phipps.
DAIRY FARMERS can now get their effluent system assessed by an independent, certified assessor.
AUSTRALIA'S LEGENDAIRY FARMERS have started their own selfie sensation by posting selfies of themselves with their much loved animals on Dairy Australia's Legendairy Facebook page.
DAIRY COWS will be led into Northland's Rangihamama milking sheds for the first time officially this weekend.
ROTORUA DAIRY farmer Chris Paterson was named the Dairy Women's Network (DWN) 2014 Dairy Community Leadership Award winner at its annual conference in Hamilton this week.
NORTHLAND DAIRY farmer and chartered accountant Charmaine O'Shea has been named Dairy Woman of the Year.
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DAIRYNZ will discuss new research and regional projects at Local Levy Forums next month.
FONTERRA CHAIRMAN John Wilson visited Fonterra's new $126 million UHT milk processing site at Waitoa on the weekend.
MARCH ESTIMATES for New Zealand milk flows are for a double-digit percentage increase over the prior year when the drought had taken a firm grip, says Rabobank.
AS A schoolgirl in Yorkshire, northern England, Judith Swales delivered milk to neighbours before heading off to classes.
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