Synthetic milk
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US retail giant Wal-Mart Stores says it will build a dairy processing plant in Indiana to supply in-house milk to about 600 stores.
Fonterra staff moved without fanfare into its new head office on the edge of Auckland's glitzy Viaduct area.
Ashburton's Carrfields Irrigation company has won 2016's IrrigationNZ Innovation Award in association with Aqualinc for its innovative irrigator stabiliser.
Record numbers of dairy farmers are putting their hand up to support others as part of DairyNZ's Dairy Connect service.
The Institute of Directors has developed a due diligence guide for directors in farming enterprises in conjunction with DairyNZ.
Lewis Road Creamery's Fresh Chocolate Milk has been selected to go head-to-head with the most ground-breaking food products from around the globe.
Dairy prices lifted 2.1% at Fonterra's GlobalDairyTrade auction last night.
EU milk production growth is slowing, says ASB's rural economist Nathan Penny.
Darrell Jones has been appointed national sales manager of Gallagher Group's New Zealand animal management team. He has worked 14 years with the company.
Camera imagery technology to get data on cows may soon be available on farm.
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Recent guidance suggesting farmgate milk prices will remain around A$5.60kg/MS in southern export regions have confirmed what many farmers had quietly suspected.
Callum and Hanna Stalker have adapted their business to remain on track to achieve their farming goals.
Maize silage harvesting is now underway in most regions.
The proprietors of Rakaia Incorporation say the business will make a profit this year despite the low dairy payout.
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