DairyNZ News

“There is a push for transparency, with customers wanting to know about the sector’s products and services, and what it is doing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions,” foresight practitioner and strategist Melissa Clarke-Reynolds says.

Long-serving DairyNZ farmer director, Colin Glass, will not be seeking re-election at the upcoming DairyNZ board of director elections in October.

Kiwi dairy farmers continue to embrace innovation to deliver strong performance in an ever-changing year.

Kiwis are being encouraged to consider joining the dairy sector, with lots of on-farm jobs available now.

DairyNZ’s 2023 Farmers’ Forum events will give dairy farmers the opportunity to hear from talented scientists and sector experts about practical science-based solutions and innovation to tackle sector challenges.

A collaborative project between DairyNZ and the Nguturoa Catchment Group in the Manawatu aims to understand, model and manage E.coli in rural waterways.

Credible thought-leaders have highlighted workplace challenges and opportunities facing dairy farmers at People Expos run across New Zealand by DairyNZ and Dairy Women’s Network in March.

Dairy farmers’ contribution to the environment is the key focus at the 2023 Dairy Environment Leaders (DEL) forum, currently on in Wellington.

A fertility trait change by New Zealand Animal Evaluation Ltd (NZAEL) will provide more accurate information to dairy farmers and artificial breeding companies ahead of the next mating season.

Taranaki farmers Donna and Philip Cram are helping DairyNZ demonstrate how constructed wetlands can improve water quality.