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A Lincoln University Dairy Farm (LUDF) decision to use all AI and no bulls for mating has given “mixed” results and looks like it will be a short-lived experiment.
Published in Farm Health
Sharemilkers are the minority among dairy and beef farmers, but in respect of NAIT they have a big role.
Published in Management
2020 will see the arrival of a Jeep aimed at tapping Kiwis’ unquenchable thirst for utes, says brand distributor in New Zealand, Ateco.
Published in Motoring
A closer watch will be kept on the NAIT accounts of farmers and NAIT users who choose not to record or confirm livestock movements, warns OSPRI.
Published in Farm Health
The call for dairy farmers to prepare now for a future with smaller, more productive herds depends on access to superior dairy sires.
Published in Management
New Holland Agriculture has picked-up an award for its methane-powered concept tractor.
Published in Machinery & Products
Hari Hari dairy farmer Zane Wyatt says the arrival of the new Pottinger NovaCat Alpha Motion 301 front mower will slash his mowing times.
Published in Machinery & Products
Two years of product development are on show at the Gallagher Group site at the Central Districts Fieldays.
Published in Machinery & Products
The first regional winners of the 2019 Dairy Industry Awards have been announced.
Published in Agribusiness
Taranaki Share Farmer of the Year winners Jacob and Leah Prankerd say entering the dairy industry awards gave them deeper understanding of their business and taught them to be proactive not reactive.
Published in Agribusiness
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