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THERE SEEMS to be some confusion out there reading dog body language. 
Published in Farm Health
ONLINE ACCOUNTING software company Xero will launch its ‘Farming in the Cloud’ mid-year, offering farmers and their advisors real-time, single ledger reporting.
Published in Machinery & Products
New Holland has launched a redesigned combine maize header that speeds crop gathering and feeding, accelerating the whole harvesting task.
Published in Machinery & Products
SILAGE WRAP recycling is gaining pace, says Plasback, which recently achieved 3000 tonnes and expects to add 1000 tonne to its total this year.
Published in Machinery & Products
STRATEGIC stocking decisions will be the key to surviving the summer, says a Northland dairy farmer.
Published in Farm Health
RESTRICTED PASTURE growth and milk production occurs in many parts of New Zealand as a result of dry summers and irrigation restrictions. 
Published in Farm Health
WITH AT least 450 exhibitors lined up and thousands of visitors expected, Central Districts Field Days has even more reason to celebrate as it marks 21 years.
Published in Machinery & Products
FONTERRA HAS opened a dairy ingredients warehouse in Dubai to help support the growing demand for dairy products throughout the Middle East, Africa, and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) region.
Published in General News
THE WAIKATO Regional Council and stakeholders are discussing potential action if dry, drought-like conditions continue in parts of the Waikato and South Auckland.
Published in General News
DAIRY EXPORT values rose 27% in the December 2013 quarter, says Statistics New Zealand.
Published in General News
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