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A major recruitment campaign is in full swing to get people displaced by job losses due to Covid-19 into roles in the primary sector.

DairyNZ chief executive Dr Tim Mackle says the joint decision three years ago to eradicate Mycoplamsa bovis was a difficult call.

DairyNZ says some of the people who have completed their training programme, Go Dairy, are already working on dairy farms.

DairyNZ says it’s backing changes to the Resource Management Act (RMA).

Calves that are cared for well have a reduced risk of disease and cost less to rear, says DairyNZ.

Despite it being a busy time, being a good boss during calving is absolutely achievable, says DairyNZ’s People Team leader Jane Muir.

You've worked hard to get your cows in great condition for calving. Next, it’s time to make sure they stay on track for mating.

Ten kiwi dairy farmers who have shown exceptional care for the environment have been recognised with a DairyNZ sustainability and stewardship award.

How can you minimise the risks of introducing new diseases or parasites when bringing stock into your farm ‘bubble’ from another one?

OPINION: The Essential Freshwater policy’s new nitrogen cap has a barb in the tail for dairy farmers and particularly those in Canterbury.