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Emissions prices should carry an incentive
DairyNZ says emissions prices suggested by the Productivity Commission would heavily affect NZ farming if the sector faced a full emissions price under the Emissions Trading Scheme.
Farmers deserve better — Editorial
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All eyes on NZ emissions plan
New Zealand has the highest agricultural emissions of the 170 countries that have ratified the Paris agreement, says DairyNZ’s Nick Tait.
Farmer wanted for DairyNZ board
Weight, meal intake key to weaning
Weaning based on calf weight and meal intake will help calves develop into healthy heifers, says DairyNZ.
Wilson an inspirational leader — DairyNZ
DairyNZ chairman Jim van der Poel says the dairy sector and Fonterra has benefited from John Wilson’s “inspirational leadership” for over 20 years.
Benefits of preferential treatment
In seasonally calving herds all heifers are expected to be fertile and mated at the same time, but their birth dates typically span four-six weeks.
Can plantain be the saviour?
A major initiative launched in the Tararua district seeks to reduce nitrate leaching on 135 dairy farms which can’t get consent for their operations. The hope is to achieve this with a single forage – plantain.