Synthetic milk
OPINION: Will synthetic milk derail NZ's economy?
Calving is getting underway in many regions, seeing farmers excited to see their future herds hit the ground, LIC says.
Within seconds of eating a hot chili pepper your tongue starts to tingle, your cheeks redden and beads of sweat form on your forehead.
We drink milk for the calcium: the mineral makes your bones stronger, muscles healthier (including in your heart) and helps blood to clot.
The giant dairy whip silo outside Tatua Co-op Dairy Company has been stopping traffic for all the right reasons since getting new signage in 2013, heralding a co-op marketing ploy.
Have you received an email from Scotland offering a farm manager job?
Indonesia is one of Fonterra's priority markets where it sees huge potential for growth.
Cheese prices have fallen to their lowest level in almost nine years in the local market, with overall food prices dragged down by cheaper dairy products.
Thinking about subsoilers, few farmers in New Zealand and beyond will be unaware of the McConnell Shakaerator; after all it's been around for 35 years.
Industry giant John Deere has added three new models to its well established Gator 4x4 utility crossover range.
Living Water partners, Fonterra and the Department of Conservation (DOC), have created much needed 'silt traps' on two of the Waikato Peat Lakes they're working hard to restore.
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Fonterra and Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC) are teaming up to develop a new online technology solution designed to provide farmers with a view of their operation in one place.
Despite a strengthening NZ dollar, the varied selection at this week's South Island auction attracted strong support.
Skid steer loaders' compactness and high manoeuvrability make them an ideal fit around yards or buildings, particularly those with limited access or height restrictions, like chicken rearing units.
Research and development by Strainrite has resulted in the company's Tangle Free Hotpost.
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