DairyNZ News

When it comes to emissions pricing, DairyNZ says no deal is better than a bad deal – and only a fair and reasonable system will be accepted for farmers.

Dairy farmers’ commitment to a better future for New Zealand is being shared in a new DairyNZ campaign, Here for the Long Game.

DairyNZ’s serious concerns about the Government’s emissions pricing proposal, and the next steps, will be discussed with dairy farmers at events starting this week.

Dairy farmer candidates Tracy Brown and Chris Lewis were elected to DairyNZ’s board at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Invercargill yesterday.

Bay of Plenty dairy farm manager Dayna Rowe and her team are building a great workplace together – one so energising, no one wants to leave. Here’s how they’re shaping up.

Levy-paying dairy farmers are encouraged to ensure they have their say on their preferred candidates for DairyNZ’s Board of Directors, by voting now.

Today’s Government announcement is another step toward an agricultural emissions pricing system – but there is still work to do to get it right, and make sure it is fair and practical for farmers.

A big focus for dairy farm teams is keeping cows in great condition. But to take good care of their cows, farmers also need to stay in top form themselves.

The Government’s winter grazing regime is becoming increasingly confusing for farmers as D-Day looms to have consents in place, warns Federated Farmers, Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) and DairyNZ.

Dairy farmers and sector leaders tested their mettle against MPs and parliamentary staff in a light-hearted yet highly competitive rugby and netball match on Saturday.