Displaying items by tag: Milking It

When the Shanghai Stock Exchange plunged last month, Chinese authorities moved quickly to suspend trade.

The wait is over for South Island: the chocolate drink that has taken the North Island by storm will soon arrive.

Two retired cows in Waikato have reached extraordinary birthdays.

Developers of a big dairy conversion near Taupo are doing everything by the book – consulting local councils and iwi, sticking strictly to environmental guidelines and transparently communicating with locals.

Setting aside the hype and misinformation broadcast on the nightly news, New Zealand’s live export trade has successfully resumed: after 15 days at sea the MV Nada disembarked its cargo of sheep and cattle, alive and well, into quarantine in Manzanillo, Mexico.

Some South Island retailers are going to great lengths to sell Lewis Road Creamery’s famous chocolate milk.

Dwarf cows could be India’s answer to climate change.

To compare the retail prices of Coke and milk and say the Coke was more affordable than milk is misleading.

NZ First deserves a pat on the back for defending farmers against the furore over high milk prices.

She wears skin and meat every day, is known as Lady Gaga and is the top performer among her peers.