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A new collaboration is underway to improve the genetic links between the New Zealand and Nordic Jersey cattle populations.

When it comes to balance it doesn't get better than the production of Friesians paired with the efficiency of Jerseys.

Two Jersey cows-linked organisations have invested in a 215ha Southland farm with a view to raise funds for breed promotion.

Sophia Clark didn’t think she would end up a dairy farmer but a season milking Jersey cows showed her that a career in farming could deliver both a business and a lifestyle.

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

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.

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.

World Milk Day on Saturday, June 1 will also herald the nationwide release of Lewis Road Creamery’s later offering – milk sourced solely from Jersey cows.