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The stories of Kiwi farmers leading the world in sustainable farming are being shared as part of DairyNZ’s Rise and Shine campaign launched this week.

Gillian Saich from Invercargill is new to dairy farming and was thrilled when a dairy farmer offered her work experience on his farm.

DairyNZ board candidate Cole Groves says he is “living the dream” as a dairy farmer, milking just over 400 cows near Hinds in Mid-Canterbury.

First calvers are more prone to mastitis than older cows. According to DairyNZ, farmers must choose a strategy that best suits their herd, farm team, and budget.

DairyNZ has released its ten policy priorities for the 2020 election and its The View from the Cow Shed report which provides policymakers with insight from the farm.

Ashburton farmer Cole Groves is taking on two sitting DairyNZ directors for a board seat on the industry-good organisation.

Some skilled migrant dairy farm employees will now be able to return to New Zealand from overseas.

DairyNZ chairman Jim van der Poel's foreword from the industry group's 2020 election report.

Mental health and connectivity are two of the main issues affecting dairy farmers in this country according to a survey by DairyNZ.

DairyNZ is cautioning farmers against boycotting some rules under the Government’s Essential Freshwater legislation.