Ashburton sharemilkers Sara and Stuart Russell have always tried to make their dairy operation as sustainable as possible.

As the New Zealand dairy industry has expanded rapidly in recent years so too has the dairy support farm.

Taranaki farmers are bouncing back from the devastating floods two months ago.

Scientists at Massey University have confirmed what farmers have known for years: cows do not like to walk uphill.

The NZ-China free trade deal has worked wonders for us. So why are the Aussies are still playing political football with their deal.

What percentage of almonds should almond ‘milk’ contain avoid misleading consumers?

Who said bankers are bastards? Feds’ latest survey shows bankers are turning a sympathetic ear to farmers hit by the low payout.

Fifty years is a long time to work in one industry, and long enough to witness lots of change.

European Dairy co-op Arla recently signed two new joint ventures in Africa as part of its expansion plan on the continent.

Asia may not be far from Queensland’s doorstep but the challenges of catering to the export market are great, says an Australian dairy leader.

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