Synthetic milk
OPINION: Will synthetic milk derail NZ's economy?
For a third year, Taragate offers visitors its Fieldays fencing demonstrations on an expanded site.
Sprayer specialist Bertolini has developed a new series of 3-point linkage mounted sprayers, designed to cope with NZ terrain, easier to use and safer for operators.
The NH T7 series has been restyled for an aggressive new look.
Fonterra says the marketplace for organic milk is very competitive and the market-linked organic milk price will help the co-op to secure a steady stream of organic milk.
Attention to the details of dairy shed infrastructure can improve a farm's bottom line.
This year's Fieldays theme 'Collaborate to accelerate innovation' is a near-perfect fit with the vision of New Zealand's most enduring and iconic agri-tech company Gallagher.
Love it or hate it, the Toyota FJ Cruiser is different: it's been called weird, wacky, funky and retro and hasn't ever been a shrinking violet.
Farmers interested in learning to reduce the risk of accidents with machinery are encouraged to visit the WorkSafe team at Mystery Creek.
Pending regulations on cooling milk are prompting many farmers to look at upgrading or replacing their chiller systems.
The man who was charged in March this year over alleged bobby calf offences has pleaded guilty to all 10 charges.
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Heat detection and getting cows back in calf has the potential for a marked effect on the bottom line of any dairy operation.
Help is at hand for dairy farmers facing Johne's disease in their cattle, says LIC.
Neonatal scours can badly affect dairy calves and make it difficult for herd owners to raise enough healthy replacements.
Two respected suppliers to the dairy industry have united in a joint approach to 'super smart' effluent monitoring and control.
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