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Genetics plays a central role in helping farmers lift per-cow productivity over time.

OPINION: New Zealand's dairy sector has been a mainstay of this country's prosperity for generations.

Giving calves the best possible start to life has been shown to boost growth and resilience.

DairyNZ chief executive Campbell Parker says the winners of this year’s New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards are leading the way in productivity, sustainability and profitability.

A 12-month pathway programme has helped kickstart a career in dairy for an 18-year-old student-turned-farmer.

Analysis of decades of research has revealed the good farming pracrtice plays a critical role in reducing nutrient losses to improve freshwater outcomes.

New research is helping farmers better understand and manage fertility, with clearer tools and measures to support more robust, productive herds.

Technology and the use of artificial intelligence are increasingly part of life, both on the farm and off it.

North Canterbury farmer Adam Williamson has been appointed DairyNZ's associate director for 2026-27.

Fifth generation farmer Stu Muir believes dairy farming and conservation can go hand in glove.