Cows close to calving, or springers, must be inspected frequently.

From early July, it will be all hands-on deck for award-winning dairy farming brothers Manoj Kumar and Sumit Kamboj as they start welcoming their first winter calves of the season.

A South Auckland dairy farmer has been fined $3,250 for unlawfully amputating the teats of seven cows using rubber rings as a tourniquet.

Herd improvement co-operative LIC says it is developing new methods to help farmers tackle facial eczema, a disease which is costing the dairy industry around $30 million in lost production each year.

The development of a methane inhibitor to help reduce livestock methane emissions has real potential, says AgResearch research director Trevor Stuthridge.

A North Otago dairy farming family have created an on-farm oasis that allows visitors the chance to cool off in the hot summer months.

OPINION: Farm staff shortages in Southland and around the country are getting worse.

OPINION: Waikato farmer John Heskett is putting milk on tap in Waikato cafes.

OPINION: AgResearch scientists are pushing boundaries to see how much quality sleep cows are getting.

OPINION: Latest data on immigration from Statistics New Zealand shows migrant arrival numbers plummeted early last year and we all know the reason - Covid.

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