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As more and more farmers adopt wearables, new research aims to assess how they affect reproductive performance.

With a range of tools on hand, a resilient farm business adapts quickly to challenges, safeguarding its systems and people to maintain progress.

From paddock choice to late pregnancy and lactation, proactive management makes all the difference to winter calving.

Scientific modelling indicates pasture persistence will decline in parts of the upper North Island as the climate changes.

Through savvy investing, disciplined budgeting and a clear vision, this young couple secured their first farm — proving farm ownership is still within reach for young Kiwis.

The Dairy Environment Leaders forum brought its concerns – and positive energy – to Wellington.

Structured communication and thoughtful recruitment underpin a strong, collaborative working environment.

Farmers who overhaul their systems in response to payout fluctuations often end up worse off than those who hold steady and act strategically.

Farmers need certainty about the rules they must follow and the clear, measurable outcomes they should be aiming for.