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Southland's Jon Pemberton is pleased to be part of a water quality and greenhouse gases project that’ll benefit all farmers.

Farmers are warning that some of the proposals in the Climate Change Commission draft advice to the Government will result in financial losses for many.

A South Canterbury dairy farmer has been fined $30,000 for breaching employment entitlements of 24 workers.

A South Canterbury dairy farmer has been fined $30,000 for breaching employment entitlements of 24 workers.

DairyNZ is calling on the Government to respond to an advisory group’s recommendations to improve winter grazing rules.

A 50/50 sharemilker at an award-winning Maori farming enterprise has been selected as one of two associate directors at DairyNZ for the coming year.

New research, out last week, shows farmers can identify ways to increase efficiency and reduce environmental footprint – but there will be challenges for some.

OPINION: The recent Climate Change Commission discussion document has made many farmers anxious.

DairyNZ has launched a major public information programme to give farmers an accurate assessment of the Climate Change Commissions report and exactly what it will mean for them.

Two dairy farmers from Canterbury and the Bay of Plenty will join DairyNZ’s board as new associate directors.