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Four months ago, we considered several months of downward movements in dairy commodity prices on international markets. 
Published in Agribusiness
THE HIGH-INPUT housed dairying that predominates in the US should be a pointer for New Zealand farmers on managing such ventures, says Crowe Horwarth managing principal Neil McAra, Southland.
Published in Agribusiness
SIT TIGHT, ride out the storm and be ready to harvest again when the time is right. That’s the message from Mid Canterbury dairy farmer Willy Leferink, new as Feds provincial president in that region.
Published in General News
FONTERRA SUPPLIERS in Australia were among the highest paid last season, according to an independent report.
Published in General News
DAIRY FARMERS with irrigators at risk of wind damage might soon have a solution thanks to the levy investment of their cropping counterparts.
Published in General News
RAISE YOUR glasses and down your milk was the order of the day for dignitaries at the official opening of Oceania’s first factory in New Zealand last month.
Published in General News
MPI SAYS the tightening of rules on milk cooling is to keep New Zealand ahead of the game.
Published in General News
FOR THE first time in the cooperative’s history, Fonterra could be forced to clawback payout as dairy markets continue to slide.
Published in General News
THE COUNTRY's Second largest dairy processor has set a new record for milk collection.
Published in General News
WORK IS well underway to plan the dairy industry's largest event targeted for the specific needs of women in the business of dairying – the Dairy Womens Network annual conference.
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