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A New Zealand Winegrowers’ research project, funded by MPI, is hoping to take the lessons from the 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake to build a more resilient industry for the future.
Published in General News
We have all had to deal with milk quality issues onfarm at some stage in our farming careers – whether it be a freezing point grade or high bulk somatics on the first pick-up or perhaps an antibiotic scare during the season.
Published in Management
Water supply is a vital component of a farm and making sure systems are working efficiently can save water, time and money. 
Published in Management
Younger generations are growing up surrounded by technology and the advancement of these technologies is ferocious.
Published in Agribusiness
The dairy industry could simply not succeed without our people.
Published in Management
Home-grown animal health company Farm Medix Ltd has again had the nod for its innovative products.
Published in Agribusiness
Dairy Women's Network chief executive Zelda de Villiers will step down from her role in May.
Published in Agribusiness
It's an exciting time in the dairy sector. There is so much change happening: we have a new strategy, ‘Dairy Tomorrow’, and changes to the DairyNZ board, to name a few.
Published in Opinion
More European dairy farmers are warming to the idea of grazing cows outdoors.
Published in World News
Fonterra’s shaky investment in Chinese food company Beingmate is heading for more trouble.
Published in General News
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