A series of open days will run in the North Island this month on controlling feed intake of calves and heifers.

The 2019 Dairy Woman of the Year, Trish Rankin, is joining AGMARDT as an associate board member.

Findings from an AgResearch study shows that dairy sheep appear to have lower nitrogen leaching per hectare than their bovine counterparts.

The dairy industry is making another push to attract workers to staff-strapped farms.

New Zealand dairy farmers continue to play a key role in a post-Covid economy as a sustainable producer of milk for the world.

The perception of dairy as a career path is changing, according to a mid-Canterbury training provider.

An $8 forecast farmgate milk price for this season remains on the cards despite a fourth straight dip in global dairy prices.

Dairy Companies Association of New Zealand (DCANZ) chairman Malcolm Bailey has been nominated for the Outstanding Contribution Award at the Primary Industry Awards.

Farmers can expect good science-based viable tools to deal with their greenhouse gas emissions within the next five years.

Farmers affected by Canterbury flooding are being urged to check what business interruption (BI) cover what they have in place.

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