In a controversial Waikato case, a judge has told the dairy industry to step up in on educating farmers about environmental responsibilities including disturbing stream beds.

Getting all dairy farmers around the country to see the value of providing nutrient management data to their respective dairy companies presents quite a challenge.

The Dairy Womens Network received a $250,000 unexpected windfall in ASB interest swaps settlement.

Lochraven Ace Rylee, from Kaponga in Taranaki, is the top cow in the Horowhenua.

Finland's largest dairy farm Finnmilk has embraced automatic milking.

European dairy co-op Arla Foods is integrating its markets in China and South East Asia.

Judges could not whittle down finalists for Dairy Women’s Network’s 2015 Dairy Woman of the Year to the usual three candidates because of the calibre of nominees – so four women are standing this year.

Farmers are happy to run their businesses without formal governance boards and committees, according to a recent Lincoln University survey.

CRV Ambreed managing director Angus Haslett says the opening of a new bovine semen production and distribution facility in Hamilton marks the start of a new era for the company. 

Restricted pasture growth and milk production occurs in many parts of New Zealand as a result of dry summers and irrigation restrictions, according to DairyNZ.