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The economy is performing well but faces challenges arising from the Chinese economy, says Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler.
Published in General News
Ireland aims to build a share farming dairy career pathway similar to New Zealand’s when 30 years of milk quotas ends in April.
Published in World News
In just under two months’ time, the world’s largest milk producer will see one of its biggest regulatory changes in three decades. 
Published in Agribusiness
The China Australia Free Trade Agreement was delivered in 2014. What does 2015 hold for the Australian dairy industry?
Published in Agribusiness
In 2006, Australian dairy farmer Brett Dixon was faced with reduced irrigation allocations for the permanent water right he owned and high costs for the temporary water he had to buy to irrigate his 650ha farm. 
Published in Management
Irrigating farmers are being urged to optimise every drop of water.
Published in Management
The countryside is drying markedly in Waikato, though some areas that got recent rain are holding on. This may mean the third dry summer in a row for many areas, and this, with the poor payout, is putting pressure on some farmers.
Published in Management
A guide to cow house design “suits the needs of the dairy system and is an aid to farm profitability,” says its publisher, Aztech Building.
Published in Machinery & Products
Central Districts Field Days organisers say their event is shaping up the “tastiest yet” with new exhibitors and attractions.
Published in Machinery & Products
Australian farmers Roger and Amanda Heath knew they would need to buy new machinery when they recently bought the family dairy farm from Roger’s parents Peter and Janice.
Published in Machinery & Products
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