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OPINION: Farmers won't get any credit for this from the daily media, so Milking It is giving the bouquets where…
Already well known for innovative solutions in the dairy shed, Waikato Milking Systems gave us a glimpse into the future at the recent National Fieldays.
Time's running out for New Zealand to make critical decisions that will help us to win the race between climate change and climate change adaptation, according to leading water research engineer, Dr John Bright.
Twenty-three years on from founding the iconic company Herd Homes, Whangarei farmer Tom Pow still strongly believes that farming smarter rather than reducing stock numbers is New Zealand's answer to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Manawatū farmer Raewyn Hills is the new chair of the New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards national committee.
Former Fonterra executive Kelvin Wickham takes over as Ballance Agri-Nutrients chief executive in September.
Former Parliament Speaker and diplomat Sir Lockwood Smith is the new chair of the Riddet Institute.
Aspiring ACT MP and former Federated Farmers president Andrew Hoggard says Labour killing off plans to introduce a wealth tax was a no-brainer.
When it comes to sustainability, everyone on a dairy farm has a part to play, according to the new chair of DairyNZ's Dairy Environment Leaders (DEL), Amber Carpenter.
When dairy prices are down, it's normally linked to oversupply of products but global milk supply isn't the problem this time.
Some farmers are taking on additional work off farm to keep up with rising interest costs, says Federated Farmers dairy chair Richard McIntyre.
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Fonterra is splashing out $700 million to improve its manufacturing operations and supply chain emissions footprint.
Fonterra says a revamp of its Farm Source field team won’t change the total number of people working face-to-face with farmers.
With a history that saw the first Boss bale feeders built in 1999, Taupo-based Feeder Leader has built any army of enthusiastic followers around New Zealand, who rate its performance and reliability.
Cyclone Gabrielle caused significant damage to farming communities on New Zealand’s east coast, with many still dealing with the aftermath.
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