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MPI says a farm dairy must act to correct milk cooling performance if data show the milk is not being cooled within the required parameters. 

Milk cooling affects milk quality: the faster milk is cooled after milking, the better its quality at collection.

Milk cooling affects milk quality: the faster the milk is cooled after milking, the better its quality when it is collected from the farm.

The Ministry of Primary Industries says periodic checks of farms’ primary and secondary milk cooling capabilities will be undertaken.

Fam technology company Tru-Test says dairy farmers can protect their income by having the right milk cooling systems.

Milk cooling affects milk quality and the faster the milk is cooled after milking, the better the quality when it is collected from the farm, says DairyNZ.

Farmers are being urged to use milk cooling system upgrades to rein in their farm power costs.

New milk cooling regulations applying from June 1, 2018 mean the countdown is on to ensure systems are up to speed.

A new all-in-one milk vat monitor and controller that ensures milk is cooled and held to temperature has been launched by Tru-Test.

Looking for a new milk cooling system on farm to ensure you meet new regulations coming into effect mid-2016? Then you must visit the Meddo Farm in Waitoa today.