Filling the vat with the best milk you can produce is a financial advantage, says milking liner maker Skellerup.

Dairy technology company DeLaval has launched a colour coding system to help prevent chemical accidents on farms.

Westland Milk has secured a $10 million loan from the Government to help build a new plant.

Is New Zealand’s favourite ice cream brand about to change hands?

The world's biggest producer of milk, India, has a problem: at least 68% of dairy products sold there don’t meet the food standards.

Has Fonterra's new director Peter McBride just strengthened his case to become the co-op’s next chairman?

Attendees at the inaugural Pasture Summit in Hamilton this week should ask one pointed question to the organisers: which joker thought it a good idea to charge journalists a registration fee?

Fonterra has released its second annual Sustainability Report covering how the co-op is progressing towards its environmental, social and economic goals.

Sharemilkers Laura and Zach Mounsey are doing their bit to rebuild New Zealand’s Jersey herd.

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