DairyNZ News

DairyNZ’s 2023 View from the Cowshed survey highlights the significant impact off-farm factors are having inside the farm gate.

Shobana Reddy joined DairyNZ as an intern in 2019 and has continued to be part of the DairyNZ whānau in her role as a Research Technician.

Waikato dairy farmer Sam Owen has learned from experience about the importance of looking after his mental health. Sam shares his story and his tips for maintaining wellbeing.

The Know the Market project was initiated to help dairy farm employers understand the competitiveness of their Farm Assistant job offer, compared to employment opportunities in other sectors.

The Greenhouse Gas Partnership Farms Project was created to help farmers understand their on-farm options and what impact those actions might have not only for their environmental footprint but on profitability too.

The Vision is Clear was a movement that genuinely aims to improve water quality for all New Zealanders through inspiring Kiwis to look at the actions we can all take to improve our rivers, streams, lakes and beaches.

Two positions on DairyNZ’s Board of Directors have attracted thirteen dairy farmer candidates this year.

Future-focused dairy farmers interested in joining the DairyNZ board and supporting the direction of the dairy sector have until Friday, August 25, to submit their nominations.

The agriculture emissions pricing plan released by the Government today is thoughtlessly timed and lacks the detail dairy farming needs for a viable solution, says DairyNZ.

DairyNZ has revised its breakeven milk price, as one way to help farmers navigate the challenging economic conditions they face this season.