If you want more choice in your business, good money management is the bottom line.
Our Environment section covers information about climate change, effluent, land, water and nutrient management on dairy farms.
The People section shows you how to recruit quality staff, be a better manager, work within the law, grow your people and much more.
Information about feed management on dairy farms, including seasonal management, production systems, supplements, crops and pasture types.
Animal management is a critical component of farm profitability and sustainability. From genetics to herd management and more, this section covers topics that will help guide your decisions.
The smallest change in the farm dairy at milking time, can dramatically improve efficiency, milk quality and farm profitability.
From research and the services we provide, to education, policy and the Dairy Industry Strategy, there's so much to discover in this section.
Contact details for DairyNZ regional offices, consulting officers, and our Farmer Information Service.
Advice and guidance for employers and employees, including all of our latest tools and publications.
Find out how to recruit quality staff, be a better manager, work within the law and grow your people. Employees, find out all you need to know to make the dairy industry your career.
Ensure you have the tools you need to build a healthy and safe place to live and work.
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Agriculture provides some awesome career opportunities; explore the full picture of careers in dairy farming here.
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We're running a training programme to attract Kiwis from other careers into dairy. Find out more here
Think through today how you will cover your employee next time they are sick.
After a certain length of service, usually 6 months, all employees (even casual employees), are entitled to paid sick leave. The minimum entitlement is 5 days per year but these days accumulate if not used until 20 days sick leave is accrued. Having a plan in place for how you will cover sick days means less stress when it actually happens.
