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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.
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More European dairy farmers are warming to the idea of grazing cows outdoors.
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Fonterra’s shaky investment in Chinese food company Beingmate is heading for more trouble.
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About three quarters of New Zealand’s milk-drinking toddlers are drinking the full-fat variety, in spite of dietary guidelines backing low-fat milk for that age group, a new study from Massey University shows.
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Dry conditions in the early part of summer are suppressing milk production and squeezing dairy prices higher, says BNZ senior economist research Doug Steel.
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With New Zealand experiencing record-breaking heatwaves this summer, AgResearch scientists say farmed animals can be susceptible and the pressure is on farmers to manage it.
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Want to earn or save a dollar while also reducing your impact on the environment? DairyNZ’s sustainability team shares 10 steps that will cost you little or nothing.
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Agricultural training provider Taratahi says its efforts to attract new students have paid off with solid enrolments for 2018.
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The Foundation for Arable Research (FAR) has appointed Dr Alison Stewart as its new chief executive.
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A FARMING couple recognised for their sustainability practices will be keynote speakers at the 2018 East Coast Farming Expo on April 11 and 12.
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