Fonterra's decision to extend the time it will take to pay some suppliers has come under fire.

The GlobalDairyTrade price index was down 2.9% overnight, despite expectations of a small rise.

The first slices of cheese have rolled off the new slice on slice line at Fonterra Eltham, in Taranaki.

Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings says dairy exports and imports have been imbalanced for the past 18 months.

US dairy farmers are being caught up in the US primaries.

Fonterra's internationally established infant nutrition brand Anmum is now available to New Zealand families.

IrrigationNZ has hit back at a call for a five-year ban on new irrigation schemes.

A Facebook page is shedding light on bullied dairy farmers.

Fitness tracker devices have a worldwide following; now there's one for cows, by the Japan tech giant Fujitsu, to boost their breeding efficiency.

With a history dating back 57 years to 1959, it's safe to say Giltrap Engineering knows how to manufacture trailers.

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