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Matching feed supply and demand is an underpinning principle of pasture-based dairy farming in New Zealand.
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Dairy Operating Profit
Dairy operating profit (formerly known as economic farm surplus {EFS}) is a measure of farm profitability used for benchmarking comparison between dairy farms. The guidelines described in this Farmfact are based on the industry standard as set by DairyBase.
Dairy operating profit is the dairy revenue less dairy expenses where non-cash adjustments have been made to ensure that businesses are being compared on an equivalent basis.