Synthetic milk
OPINION: Will synthetic milk derail NZ's economy?
Kawasaki heavy Industries made its first side-by-side utility vehicle in 1998: the Mule 1000, powered by a 450cc liquid cooled twin based on a motorcycle engine.
Researchers are about to begin looking at how to gain the health benefits of drinking raw milk without risking the pitfalls.
Dutch implement maker Tulip is known for delivering quality arable products, and its Multidisc series is proven cost effective, a minimum tillage tool with unique disc suspension.
The global market for probiotics is an estimated $54 billion per annum, says Dr James Dekker, Fonterra's senior research scientist probiotics.
On our farms, in our universities, research labs and factories, the dairy industry is in a transformation.
In many ways the Government's new regulations on animal welfare should not be necessary.
One of Europe's largest dairy cooperatives is paying farmers to graze cows on pasture as demand for grass-fed milk products rise.
To complement recently introduced trailed mower conditioners with centre pivot drawbars, grass harvesting specialist Kuhn has launched three new models with offset drawbars.
Murray Grainger of Mosgiel was one of many competitors from the South Island at this year's national ploughing championships held at Rongotea in Manawatu.
Austrian grassland specialist Pottinger has launched a centre-delivery rotary rake of high capacity.
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As the famous cheese advertisement says, good things take time.
Fonterra's partnership with Chinese company Beingmate was celebrated in style last week.
European dairy farmers are hurting too, says Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy.
Last week's GlobalDairyTrade result indicates China is back in the market and New Zealand supply is tightening, says Doug Steel, BNZ senior economist.
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