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The dairy industry must look forward continually to assess itself as fit for purpose – or not.

Good bull management means running adequate numbers of bulls with the herd, reducing their stress, and handling bulls to minimise the risk of injury to people and animals, says DairyNZ.

The latest IPCC Special Report has the potential to turn the way we look at climate change on its head, says DairyNZ chief executive Dr Tim Mackle.

An emissions trading scheme would not address the problem of agricultural emissions, said DairyNZ last week in its submission to the Government on its proposals. Here are excerpts from the submission.

The dairy industry must look forward continually to assess itself as fit for purpose – or not. So says retiring DairyNZ director Ben Allomes.

Nominations are open for two farmer director positions on the DairyNZ board.

Winter grazing of forage crops is very harmful to the environment, says an AgResearch scientist, Professor Richard McDowell.

Differences are publicly emerging between farmer leaders and DairyNZ over support for the Government’s policies on sustainability.

Successful grazing of crop paddocks is achieved by good management of people, cows and the environment, says DairyNZ.

DairyNZ says farmers will be appalled to hear that a kindergarten was impacted by poor winter grazing practices in Southland.