DairyNZ News

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.

The decreased forecast milk price alongside significantly higher on-farm costs will be a shock that sees many farmers take a more cautious approach with finances this season.

Future-focused and passionate dairy farmers are encouraged to consider joining the DairyNZ board, where they can apply their governance skills and help lead the sector.

Early identification and treatment of cow lameness can achieve faster recovery rates, according to the results of a recent study.

Find out what a decade’s research has taught us about this nutritious herb, including impressive results from the latest farm-scale trials.

Canterbury couple Warren Thomas and Nicole Mayberry are focused on getting the best from their young stock, having spent three seasons refining their system to maximise calf care and minimise non-replacements.

Hunua farmer Amber Carpenter is DairyNZ’s new Dairy Environment Leaders chair, responsible for continuing to drive the farmer-led network forward.

The DairyNZ-led Tararua Plantain Project, which focuses on improving water quality, won the team and collaboration award at the Primary Industries New Zealand Awards last night.

The DairyNZ-led Tararua Plantain Project, which focuses on improving water quality, won the team and collaboration award at the Primary Industries New Zealand Awards last night.