OPINION: Greenpeace is back doing what it does best - spreading misinformation about the dairy sector.

OPINION: Another example of the Government paying lip service to the dairy sector: Last month the Government informed dairy sector bodies that it will allow just 300 more international dairy farm workers into New Zealand.

Waikato farmer Andrew McGiven believes products like the pasture spray Biozest can help farmers reduce ruminate emissions.

A feed additive that claims to reduce methane emissions in ruminants has been approved for marketing in Europe.

New Zealand's first electric milk tanker (E-tanker) will hit roads around Fonterra's Waitoa factory in May.

Former Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings has launched a consultancy to help global companies meet their sustainability goals while lifting profits.

Fonterra has backtracked on an all-male panel discussion to mark International Women’s Day.

An upgrade of Massey University’s Dairy 4 Farm is close to completion.

Dairy farmers are being urged to start planning, if they haven't already done so, for delays in getting their cull cows into meat processing plants.

DairyNZ is advocating for farmers to get a fair deal when agricultural emissions are priced by 2025, says chief executive Tim Mackle.

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