Infant formula and nutritional products are the flavour of the month for Australian dairy processors.

At the end of March came a significant anniversary in Europe which hardly rated a comment in the international dairy media.

A Chinese business that makes infant formula in New Zealand says the false botulism scare of 2013 is disappearing from the minds of China's consumers.

Over the last few years Kubota has indicated it intends to become a major global player, and its 2015 results seem to confirm things are under way.

Helping farms through this tough patch and ensuring they maintain their low-cost advantage when the upturn arrives are key focus areas.

Providing a story about your brand that resonates with consumers is vitally important these days.

Much media debate has arisen recently on whether new irrigation schemes are necessary in the wake of the dairy downturn.

Everyone is watching global currency, says Russell Taylor, president, International Wood Markets Group.

A world expert on the sheep milking industry says UK farmers would be envious of the level of research being done in New Zealand into sheep milking.

Fonterra has shifted one billion litres of milk into its high returning consumer and foods business over the past 18 months, chief executive Theo Spierings claims.