Recent attacks on farmers were deeply unfair, says the Minister for Primary Industries, Nathan Guy.

Building their own calf loading facilities has resulted in better biosecurity and smoother loading for Otorohanga farmer Greig Furniss and his herd manager Tom Orlowski.

DairyNZ says proposed new rules on migrant workers will make it harder to employ and retain good staff.

Two West Coast dairy farmers were named in the Queen’s Birthday honours list.

West Coast farmers are hailing Westland Milk’s opening payout forecast range of $6.40 - $6.80/kgMS for the new season as good news and a sign that WMP is back on track.

An array of sensors in the paddocks providing real-time information about what is happening all over the farm is now a reality.

There's the colossal carrot at Ohakune and the oversized L&P bottle at Paeroa; now Morrinsville, the capital of Cow Country, has its own giant -- a bovine behemoth located on the western approach to the town.

BNZ rural economist Doug Steel has dared to mention $7 for the new season milk price, but with very strong notes of caution.

The back-to-fat story was reinforced at the latest GDT event with butter up 3.3% to a fresh auction record high of US$5631/t, says ASB senior rural economist Nathan Penny.

Federated Farmers dairy chairman Andrew Hoggard says not many farmers would need to adjust their palm kernel expeller (PKE) feeding regime.

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