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Science helping farms combat wet conditions
An expert in dairy production systems says farmers now have more science based tools to help them deal with the very wet conditions occurring in many regions, but good farm management still has a big role.
What’s your future in dairying aged 20-odd?
Brent Love, director farm enterprise at KPMG, explains how to make it in dairy for 20-somethings.
What’s your future in dairying aged 20-odd?
Brent Love, director farm enterprise at KPMG, explains how to make it in dairy for 20-somethings.
Farmers’ social licence fast expiring – warning
Dairying has a lot at stake as the world enters the fourth industrial revolution, says former DairyNZ chairman John Luxton.
Agri hub now open for business
Never mind the bricks and mortar, the Lincoln Hub is now open for business, says its recently appointed chief executive Toni Laming.
Lincoln turns a surplus – 10 years early!
Lincoln University says its finances are back on track, with its first operating surplus in a decade.
Still time to register for SIDE
Hundreds of dairy farmers have secured their place at next week’s premier dairy forum.
Taking control is the big challenge
The speakers lined up for New Zealand’s premier dairy conference at Lincoln University from June 26 to 28 suggest this year’s event is not to be missed.
‘Get out and tell your stories’
Canterbury dairy farmers are being urged to get involved in telling positive stories about their industry.
Hanging out for GM forage
Farmers hearing about the potentially huge benefits of genetically modified forage being developed by AgResearch are incredulous that it could be years -- if ever – before they can get their hands on it.