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Children of dairy farmers are being bullied at school, just because of the work their parents do.

The issue of death or serious injury from quad crashes never seems far from the headlines.

The targets in the Sustainable Dairying Water Accord are effectively becoming normal business practice for dairy farmers, says a DairyNZ director, Alister Body.

Lower milk production around the world will help keep the farmgate milk price high, says DairyNZ chairman Michael Spaans.

DairyNZ chairman Michael Spaans says after three “very tough” years, things are looking better for farmers.

Dairy farmers are tackling environmental issues head on and have made significant progress on their commitment to protecting dairy waterways.

The weather in the next two months will play a big part in how dairy farmers in Northland cope in the new season. That’s the view of DairyNZ’s regional leader in the province, Chris Neill.

Some Canterbury dairy farmers are moving to once-a-day (OAD) milking after the tail end of Cyclone Cook capped off an already wet autumn.

Protecting New Zealand’s waterways are a priority and dairy is one of many sectors that needs to play a role, says DairyNZ chief executive Tim Mackle.

WorkSafe New Zealand has clarified the circumstances in which it is acceptable to carry passengers on single-seat quad bikes, in consultation with Federated Farmers, Beef + Lamb NZ, and DairyNZ.