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Richard Loe catches up with the editor of Dairy News Sudesh Kissun and talks about some of the key stories making headlines in this week’s issue of the publication.
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Formula goes sour
OPINION: Media reports say global recalls tied to cereulide toxin contamination in milk-based nutrition brands could inflict combined financial losses…China’s new beef tariffs expected to favour New Zealand exporters
Additional tariffs introduced by the Chinese Government last month on beef imports should favour New Zealand farmers and exporters.Southland enters status 2 water shortage amid dry conditions
While the North Island is inundated with rain, Southland is facing receding water levels as warm weather and lack of rainfall…Global dairy prices snap a five-month negative run
Dairy prices have jumped in the overnight Global Dairy Trade (GDT) auction, breaking a five-month negative streak.Featured
Fonterra confirms timeline for Lactalis deal and $2-per-share capital return
The sale of Fonterra’s global consumer and related businesses is expected to be completed within two months.
Fonterra expands butter production at Clandeboye with $75m investment
Fonterra is boosting its butter production capacity to meet growing demand.
Upper North Island Storms: Limited impact on dairy farms
For the most part, dairy farmers in the Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Tairawhiti and the Manawatu appear to have not been too badly affected by recent storms across the upper North Island.
South Island dairy production lifts despite stormy summer, feed risks loom
South Island dairy production is up on last year despite an unusually wet, dull and stormy summer, says DairyNZ lower South Island regional manager Jared Stockman.
Side-by-Side gully roll prompts new farm Safety Alert from Safer Farms
Following a side-by-side rolling into a gully, Safer Farms has issued a new Safety Alert.
NZ farm machinery market shows strong recovery with 10% lift in 2025
Coming in at a year-end total at 3088 units, a rise of around 10% over the 2806 total for 2024, the signs are that the New Zealand farm machinery industry is turning the corner after a difficult couple of years.
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Environment Canterbury urges buyers to check wastewater systems on rural properties
Buying or building a rural or semi-rural property? Make sure you know where the wastewater goes, says Environment Canterbury.
Environment Southland seeks feedback on flood control and navigation safety bylaws
Environment Southland is inviting feedback on two bylaws that play a critical role in safeguarding the region's waterways and ensuring…Southland enters status 2 water shortage amid dry conditions
While the North Island is inundated with rain, Southland is facing receding water levels as warm weather and lack of rainfall…Fieldays calls for entries to 2026 Innovation Awards
Entries have opened for the 2026 Fieldays Innovation Awards.Top shearers set for fast-paced speed shearing at Southern Field Days
Organisers are expecting another full field of 40 of the country’s top shearers for the popular Speed Shearing event at this…Machinery & Products
NZ farm machinery market shows strong recovery with 10% lift in 2025
Coming in at a year-end total at 3088 units, a rise of around 10% over the 2806 total for 2024,…
