Are dairy farmers responsible for providing breakfast to needy children? We don’t think so.

Is this another example of the urban/rural divide in New Zealand?

The world's largest dairy company, Nestle is spending $23 million to boost its ice cream business in China.

European dairy co-op Arla Foods and the Egyptian milk processor Juhayna are to form a joint venture to sell Arla products there.

Australian dairy company Lion last month opened its specialty cheese making facility in Tasmania.

Australian farmers are welcoming the Federal Government’s moves to improve country of origin labelling on food.

Australian farm production is expected to top A$53 billion this year.

The downturn in dairy prices is affecting confidence in the sector.

The Ministry for Primary Industries annual ‘Situation and Outlook Report for Primary Industries’ (SOPI) forecasts the farmgate milk price for the 2015-16 season to be $5.62/kgMS – slightly higher than Fonterra’s $5.25.

The main message in calf rearing is to keep things simple, do those things well and pay attention to detail, says Wendy Morgan, Seales Winslow nutrition and quality assurance manager.

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