DairyNZ News

This month’s annual Dairy Environment Leaders (DEL) forum in Wellington will bring together some of New Zealand’s most innovative farming leaders to discuss sector challenges and opportunities and share environmental successes from

This month People Expo events will provide dairy farmers with an opportunity to hear from experts around economic and workforce trends, technology adoption, and how to find and keep great people.

DairyNZ is encouraging dairy farmers to get their job vacancy advertisements online before the launch of its 2023 GoDairy campaign in March.

Shifts in technology uptake by farmers will be explored in DairyNZ’s five-yearly tech survey, which looks to understand shifts in practices and what efficiencies are gained.

Cyclone-affected farmers and their communities are encouraged to look out for their wellbeing, as they enter week three of farm recovery.

We explore some of the claims being made about milk alternatives and how those claims relate to the competitiveness of New Zealand’s dairy sector.

In every challenge, there’s opportunity. That’s if you can adapt, as these farmers have done.

Region-specific support is being offered to cyclone-affected farmers, who are responding to a range of different issues on farms across the North Island.

Innovative new research has signalled feeding cows the leafy herb plantain can reduce nitrogen leaching from dairy farms by 20 to 60 percent.

After 15 years as Chief Executive of DairyNZ, Tim Mackle has decided to step down on 30 June 2023.