The North Otago Irrigation Company (NOIC) expects its $53 million stage two expansion to be fully operational by the end of September, following a year’s delay caused by construction problems.

Early results from a Massey University study show animal vaccinations are effective in preventing leptospirosis shedding in NZ dairy cattle, reducing exposure to humans.

Cattle with horns can hurt people and other animals, sometimes seriously.

Getting cows in-calf quickly is the key to achieving a good calving pattern, says DairyNZ.

In their quest to increase six-week in-calf rates, a growing number of farmers are looking at once-a-day (OAD) milking as a way to improve herd reproductive performance. How effective is this strategy?

The farming sector has its head in the sand if it doesn’t realise water is a huge issue waiting to be tackled, says Labour’s primary industries spokesperson Damien O’Connor.

Federated Farmers says its ‘Farmers’ Manifesto’ challenges political parties in the upcoming general election to take a “sensible, practical and affordable” approach to tackling issues of high importance to its members.

LIC and First Light have joined forces to produce export-quality grass-fed Wagyu beef.

Wealthy Chinese families’ appetite for fresh New Zealand milk is growing.

New herd reproduction data released by LIC shows good news for the industry and areas of opportunity for the upcoming mating period.