Displaying items by tag: JERSEY COWS

Kiwi farmers are turning to Jersey beef as a profitable sideline, according to Jersey Advantage.

A farmer group promoting Jersey cows says stock and semen sales indicate the breed is on the rise.

Improving the reproductive performance of a herd by getting more cows in-calf is a key way to cut farm emissions says Stephen Sing, Jersey Advantage member.

Johne’s disease remains an issue for livestock farmers New Zealand-wide.

The average Jersey herd will make 67 cents more this season than a Holstein Friesian herd, claims Jersey Advantage spokesman James Courtman.

Ice cream and chocolate milk made from 100% Jersey milk are on the cards for the boutique dairy company Lewis Road Creamery (LRC).

Otorohanga farmers Michael and Claire Newson have a passion for the quintessential New Zealand farm and family lifestyle.

Sharemilkers Laura and Zach Mounsey are doing their bit to rebuild New Zealand’s Jersey herd.

A group of young farmers is spearheading moves to rebuild the New Zealand Jersey herd.