Trade and Agriculture Minister Damien O'Connor's visit to the UK and Europe to progress free trade agreements is extremely important to the New Zealand dairy industry.

The latest KPMG Agribusiness Agenda paints a picture of low morale among sector leaders.

The country's second largest dairy processor collected just short of 2 billion litres of milk from its suppliers.

Dairy prices have continued their recent downhill run, but the forecast milk price isn't under threat.

After a hiatus of two years, National Fieldays opened to a grey foggy day in the Waikato, last Wednesday.

Another bank is offering farmers low-cost 'green loans' to help them tackle environmental impacts.

DairyNZ regional leader in Bay of Plenty Andrew Reid is moving on to a new role.

The Government's recent announcement that they will grant another 50 vets entry to New Zealand will not meet the country's needs, says one recruitment expert.

Northland farmer Murray Jagger says it's time to focus on alternative pastures that can deliver better milk and beef yield.

The director-general of MPI has praised the dairy industry saying its performance in the past year has been tremendous.

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