Canterbury sharemilker Glenn Jones joins us to talk about the options he’s used to reduce nitrogen losses on-farm.

What do saloon doors and exosuits have to do with reducing injuries on dairy farms? They’re among a range of practical ideas DairyNZ is trialling to help farmers avoid sprains and strains, particularly around calving time.

In today’s tight labour market, we need to ensure our dairy farm assistant jobs are attractive and competitive – but how?

What kind of technologies are farmers already using, why, and what are the next big things that could deliver value on-farm?

How did we arrive at our current wintering practices? What’s next for wintering animals on crop? And what kind of changes can you make on farm now?

Looking for a new team member? A well-planned recruitment process can help you find the right fit for your farm and set your team up for success.

Dairy farming is built on people, and strong teams don't happen by chance. Building capability starts with the team you already have. Help your people build skills, explore career opportunities and contribute confidently to a strong farm team.

Dairy farmers will see a simpler, more practical and lower-cost Freshwater Farm Plan system under changes released by the Government.

Solar power is becoming an increasingly practical, cost-effective option for farms. Rising electricity costs and growing interest in low-emissions, resilient farming systems mean more farmers are exploring solar to support day-to-day operations.

Fuel prices are adding financial pressure across the primary sector. While supply remains available, higher costs are starting to flow through to farming businesses.