Rabobank warns that ongoing impacts of COVID-19 will keep downward pressure on global dairy commodity prices
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High tech dairy farms still require human touch
Running a futuristic high-tech dairy farm where robots feed and milk the cows should mean that dairy farmers have a lot more free time, but it doesn’t mean the human touch is not required at all.
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Manawatu Dairy Industry Awards 2020 winners announced
Passion for dairy industry helps create winners
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National award for Taranaki teen
A Taranaki teenager’s steady hand with a set of clippers has helped her win a national accolade for showing and handling dairy cattle
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Farm advice: A year in review
With 2019 drawing to a close, Dairy NZ chief executive takes a look back at the past months
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Growing alfalfa as an alternative to grass
Recent drought conditions in France have forced many farmers to grow alfalfa as an alternative forage to grass but the benefits of the crop particularly for dairy farms are widespread globally
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New heavy-duty transmission for Kongskilde
Kongskilde has launched a heavy-duty transmission for its large complete diet mixers to cater for steadily increasing large dairy herds and the trend towards heavier diet mixes and longer mixing times
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Youth camp helps encourage future cattle handlers
A national youth camp is set to be held in Taranaki to help upskill young people interested in showing and handling dairy cattle
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Share milking success
Attracting good share milkers or contract milkers can be competitive. Farm business developer Angie Fisher shares some advice.
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Taranaki sharemilkers expand with confidence
An award-winning South Taranaki couple has doubled the size of their dairy herd in less than four years
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