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August 2009
To all dairy farmers: If in doubt, stop now!
Posted On: Monday, 31 August 2009
DairyNZ advises farmers to pay close attention to pasture growth rates in the next few weeks. "After a cold winter pasture growth rates are increasing rapidly throughout the North Island," says DairyNZ feed specialist Phillipa Hedley. ""Now is the tim
DairyNZ is launching a campaign to help dairy farmers make good, timely decisions that will improve their bottom line this season as well as their long-term viability. "The focus for the Tight Management campaign is to ensure that farmers are in the b
New templates make budgeting simple
Posted On: Monday, 31 August 2009
DairyNZ has launched simple budget templates for dairy farmers facing the current tight cashflow conditions. "Comment following the recent successful Tight Management for Tight Times seminars  was that farmers are looking to take control of their
Key data for better decision making
Posted On: Monday, 17 August 2009
The latest and most accurate information on feed is now available to New Zealand dairy farmers, with the release of DairyNZ's new feed information poster. "This is important information," says Phillipa Hedley, DairyNZ Farm Systems Specialist and project
Nominations open for DairyNZ director positions
Posted On: Monday, 10 August 2009
Nominations open this Thursday 13th August for the three elected directors' positions for DairyNZ, the industry good organisation funded by New Zealand's dairy farmers. All members of DairyNZ (i.e. farmers who pay a levy to DairyNZ) are eligible to st
DairyNZ encourages pastoral farmers to vote
Posted On: Friday, 7 August 2009
DairyNZ is encouraging all pastoral sector farmers, including dairy farmers, to have their say in the upcoming Meat & Wool New Zealand Referendum. "Industry good activities over many years have delivered positive results," says DairyNZ Chairman, H
DairyNZ criticises Green Party use of research
Posted On: Wednesday, 5 August 2009
DairyNZ says the Green Party's interpretation of its research into greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation, as reported today, is incorrect and misleading. The Green Party released its climate change plan yesterday [4th August 2009] and cites DairyNZ research
Timing is key to boost pasture with ProGibb
Posted On: Wednesday, 5 August 2009
DairyNZ is advising farmers to take a planned approach when boosting pasture through the application of ProGibb, a gibberellic acid formulation which stimulates pasture growth. "If you are anticipating a feed deficit and looking at using ProGibb, you
 
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