Synthetic milk
OPINION: Will synthetic milk derail NZ's economy?
The field day at Rakaia was another great event, says Kingi Smiler, chairman of the Ahuwhenua management committee which runs the trophy competition.
New rules on raw milk sales are causing an angry reaction by sellers, but the Ministry for Primary Industries says the rules are needed because of the risk raw milk poses.
New rules on raw milk sales are causing an angry reaction by sellers, but the Ministry for Primary Industries says the rules are needed because of the risk raw milk poses.
A South Island farm consultant says dairy farmers must learn to be better risk managers.
Geraldines sharemilkers Joe and Suz Wyborn are the supreme winners of the 2016 Canterbury Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Fonterra and its farmer shareholders did not need this.
Good results have been seen in boosting profitability from pasture management on two Northland 'partner farms'.
Shanghai Pengxin has decided to withdraw the judicial review of the Government's decision to decline its application to purchase Lochinver Station.
Feeding specialists Hustler have recently introduced a three point linkage bale feeder that looks to take conventional design thinking on its head.
Autumn is here and with it come diseases associated with damp conditions. One such can be coccidiosis during the post-weaning period.
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Farm machinery dealer Cervus knows a thing or two about selling tractors and machinery, no doubt helped by its running 42 John Deere dealerships globally.
Mark and Julie Cressey say they have the best sharemilking job in New Zealand.
It's been a good summer in Wairarapa with rain at the right times to keep grass and crops going.
Global market conditions for dairy products point to at least two more seasons of low milk payouts in New Zealand, Westland Milk Products told shareholders yesterday.
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