A farmers' forum to be held next month will help farmers understand the current financial climate and what they can do to manage through it, says DairyNZ.

Fonterra director Michael Spaans says overall there is good support for changes proposed for its leadership structure.

Farmers are being urged to get involved in the upcoming local authority elections.

The latest in wearable technology is being called the ‘fitbit for cows’.

For years you’ve been told to go for skim over full-fat dairy.

The latest plant product expected to lead a retail revolution in Colorado, US, isn't green — it's yellow.

Could feeding cows brassicas help reduce nitrogen loss from the soil?

Three finalists for the Dairy Women's Network's Dairy Community Leadership Award have been announced.

GlobalDairyTrade Event 162 concluded with the GDT price index up 3.8%, beating expectations.

Westland Milk Products has already received "substantial orders" for products from its new $40 million ultra-high temperature (UHT) plant in Rolleston.

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