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DairyNZ says potential benefits from gene technology must be carefully weighed against the risks of such technology.

DairyNZ is supporting a proposed new learning model for apprenticeships and traineeships that would see training, education, and pastoral care delivered together to provide the best chance of success.

OPINION: Submissions on the Government's contentious Gene Technology Bill have closed.

For the first time in 17 years, DairyNZ wants farmers to contribute more cash to run the industry-good organisation.

Reducing nitrogen inputs does not necessarily mean reducing profits, says DairyNZ principal scientist Ina Pinxterhuis.

DairyNZ is inviting applications for an associate director position.

North Canterbury dairy farmer and recently-elected deputy chair of DairyNZ, Cameron Henderson, is enjoying a huge reduction in irrigation water use after converting a pivot irrigator to drag perforated drip tubes across the ground instead of elevated sprinkler heads.

DairyNZ's Kirsty Verhoek ‘walks the talk’, balancing her interests in animal welfare, agricultural science and innovative dairy farming.

North Canterbury dairy farmer and recently elected deputy chair of DairyNZ, Cameron Henderson is not afraid to break the mould when it comes to finding farming systems that work for him.

Dairy farmers are faring well despite data showing above average temperatures for most of the country.