Fonterra has announced today a final price for units in the Fonterra Shareholders' Fund of $5.50 per unit.

Just over 300 entries have so far been received in the 2013 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards.

Strong interest has been shown from farmers and staff in buying units in the Fonterra Shareholders' Fund but many farmer shareholders seemed to be taking a "wait and see" approach before selling, Fonterra says.

It's official – the last dairy season was the most productive on record thanks to very favourable pasture growth conditions.

With summer almost here, one of New Zealand's most serious pasture pests, porina (pictured), is coming out of the soil to mate and scatter vast numbers of eggs, costing farmers millions.

Taking a common sense approach to sustainable dairying is the theme of a forum for award-winning dairy farmers in Invercargill next week.

Dairy farmers affected by the Mount Tongariro eruption are encouraged to keep an eye on their stock, advises DairyNZ.

Fonterra has appointed Prashant Pradhan as country manager for Myanmar to lead the expansion of Fonterra's business in this fast-growing dairy market.

Sweet Suzie Moo is coming to life at Whangarei's Summer Show this year.

Dairy industry research has received a significant boost with an agreement to establish a Joint Graduate School in Dairy Research and Innovation.

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