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Sharing knowledge and experience

23 October 2018

Dairy Connect manager Kate Robinson explains how the service is all about getting a fresh perspective and getting help to solve a problem.
Farmers play a pivotal role in fertility research success

18 October 2018

Dozens of scientists and more than 2000 farmers have been working together to improve cow fertility in New Zealand dairy cows.
Farmer voting for DairyNZ board closes soon

16 October 2018

It’s time for levy paying dairy farmers to cast their votes in DairyNZ’s Board of Directors election.
Mastitis prevention and milking efficiency go hand in glove

12 October 2018

Udder health and milk quality are important to farm productivity and profitability.
Simple solutions to everyday problems

08 October 2018

Canterbury farmer Cole Groves is finding simple but effective ways to improve efficiency, accuracy, environmental protection and the wellbeing of his staff and animals.
Dairy already on water quality journey

08 October 2018

DairyNZ supports the Government’s plans to amend the National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management and introduce a new National Environmental Standard says DairyNZ chief executive Tim Mackle.
LAWA results show improved water quality

04 October 2018

DairyNZ is pleased to see that the majority of water quality indicators measured in the latest LAWA water quality report, more monitored sites are showing signs of improving trends than degrading over the past 10 years.
Farmers take extra precautions this mating season

03 October 2018

Dairy farmers are using a range of tactics including due diligence, quarantine, and virgin bulls, to keep their cows and farms safe from Mycoplasma bovis this mating season.
Find the sweet spot: quality time, quality milk

02 October 2018

Since switching to once-a-day milking 10 years ago to help streamline an expanded business, Leo Vollebregt has seen many improvements for both animals and people.
Bluff kids find dairying's their oyster

27 September 2018

St Teresa’s School in Bluff went from seaside to countryside recently, as part of DairyNZ’s school farm visit service.
Dairy farming through the eyes of a child

31 May 2018

Dairy farming is shown through the eyes of four-year-old New Zealander Jack Greenan, in this heart-warming video from DairyNZ.
Moving towards eradication

28 May 2018

DairyNZ today stood with the government in support of the united decision to take our one chance to eradicate the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis from New Zealand.
Forecast milk price provides stability for farmers

23 May 2018

Today’s Fonterra forecast Farmgate Milk Price of $7.00 per kgMS for 2018/19 is good news for dairy farmers, according to DairyNZ, and provides some certainty as they head into a new season.
CalvingSmart this dairy season

23 May 2018

As the dairy season’s busiest time fast approaches, farm teams are encouraged to hone their calving skills at a DairyNZ CalvingSmart workshop in the Waikato.
Joint project to ensure farmers rewarded for water quality work

17 May 2018

DairyNZ water quality specialist Aslan Wright-Stow explains how a collaborative nationwide project aims to identify water quality improvements on farm.