Synthetic milk
OPINION: Will synthetic milk derail NZ's economy?
An automated body condition scoring system for New Zealand-bred cows will be launched at National Fieldays next month.
We all know the brand because of its colour scheme. You know the green and yellow one?
The role women play in the dairy industry is enormous and women are truly stepping up and demonstrating leadership.
Fonterra's board is facing renewed pressure to further cut the number of directors and make do with fewer independents.
Fonterra has forecast an opening market-linked organic milk price of $9.20/kgMS for the 2016/17 season.
Fonterra has revised its Australia farmgate milk price; from A$5.60/kgMS to A$5.00/kgMS for the current season.
Passing on what Lisa Hicks has learned about dairying in the past nine years has led to her winning the Dairy Community Leadership Award.
Rebecca Keoghan's outstanding contribution to the dairy industry over the last decade has led to her being named the fifth Dairy Woman of the Year.
The latest Global Dairy Trade Auction returned a mixed bag of results for farmers.
Judging is underway in the 2016 New Zealand Share Farmer of the Year competition.
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Deputy Prime Minister Bill English says farmers should not put the blame on Fonterra.
The upsurge in Chinese tourists visiting New Zealand will help boost demand for NZ products there.
What does it take to breed a top bull?
New Zealand Wool Services International Limited's CEO John Dawson reports that targeted buying saw some types well supported at the North Island auction.
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It's all about economics
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Outrage won't pay the bills
OPINION: Across rural conversations, we're heading the same tune: crisis.
