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A company whose motto is “great dairy…no bull” has been slapped with a $476,000 fine for repeatedly failing to report positive listeria results from its factory.
Published in General News
New Zealand farmers can now estimate how much carbon their tree blocks are sequestering.
Published in General News
Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor is predicting huge international demand for a native seaweed if research proves its worth as a potential methane buster for agriculture.
Published in Management
When is it too late to plant maize? Ian Williams, Pioneer forage specialist explains.
Published in Management
Quad safety is back in the news in Australia, where the Government has ruled that rollover protection will be mandatory within 24 months.
Published in Machinery & Products
India's dairy market has recently transformed — which is good news for Fonterra's new consumer brand in the country.
Published in Agribusiness
Both Massey University’s top scholars for 2019 are from dairy farming families and both are DairyNZ scholarship students.
Published in Agribusiness
Tom Pow, founder of Herd Homes, on the banking and environmental pressures facing farmers.
Published in Opinion
Low morale and uncertainty in the dairy industry appear to be overshadowing the positive outlook for the sector.
Published in General News
The emissions train is leaving the station and farmers need to be aboard, says DairyNZ chief executive Tim Mackle.
Published in General News
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