Displaying items by tag: DairyNZ
Survey shows resilience in face of high costs
DairyNZ’s annual economic survey shows Kiwi dairy farmers remained profitable in the 2021/22 season despite increases in operating expenses.
New CFO for DairyNZ
New DairyNZ chief financial officer Robyn Marsh started last week, an appointment DairyNZ says will provide strong financial direction, vision, and profitable management.
Government support for cyclone hit primary sector
The Government has announced its long awaited funding package for farmers and growers hit by cyclones and storms in the North Island.
Ag sector seeks further detail on Freshwater Farm Plans
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ), Federated Farmers, DairyNZ, and Deer Industry New Zealand (DINZ) say while they support the use of farm plans as a tool, they have concerns about the implementation and short timeframes the Government is working to.
Farm costs hit $9.17/kgMS previous season - DairyNZ
Farm costs have risen 33% over the past years to top on average $9.17/kgMS last season, according to DairyNZ.
Plan based on farmer needs
OPINION: Kiwi dairy farmers continuously strive to be world-leaders in pasture-based production, emissions efficiency and animal care. Our sector's success in global trade relies on these factors.
LIC questions single breeding index proposal from DairyNZ
Farmer co-operative LIC says changes to the current animal evaluation model proposed by DairyNZ isn’t the way forward.
DairyNZ selects new CEO
Heads to roll?
OPINION: Your old mate reckons with the looming failure of He Waka Eke Noa (HWEN) it's not only the Government that should take the fall.
Farmers back Nats' emissions plan
National's plan to delay agriculture's inclusion in an emissions trading scheme has been applauded by farmers.