Cantabrian Natasha Tere has been selected as the new Chair for the NZ Industry Dairy Awards Trust
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NZ Young Farmers: Rob Barry
Rob Barry is a central Hawke’s Bay farmer who has recently been elected to the NZ Young Farmers board
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Farm advice: Sowing rates for perennial ryegrass pastures
Sowing rates can be a hot topic of discussion, with factors such as soil condition affecting decisions. Dairy NZ discusses the issue relating to perennial ryegrass pastures.
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Farm advice: Pasture management for calving
DairyNZ’s Spring Rotation Planner tool makes pasture and feed planning much easier, more reliable, and more manageable for farmers
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Farm advice: Shaping young minds, one farm visit at a time
Schools in NZ are taking up the opportunity to educate their students (and caregivers) about dairy farming, thanks to DairyNZ’s Rosie Education programme
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Cows enter worlds first floating farm in The Netherlands
Cows enter the world's first floating dairy farm in Rotterdam, The Netherlands
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Former Paralympic blade runner hopes to inspire dairy farmers
Former Paralympic blade runner Liam Malone hopes to inspire dairy farmers to stay strong and continue rising above the challenges facing the sector when he speaks at the South Island Dairy Event (SIDE) next month
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Profile: Wade Contractors
Based in Te Aroha, Wade Contractors is very much a team effort with a tightly knit crew dedicated to the continued success and growth of the business
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Global dairy outlook predicts 14 million dairy farms to go by 2030
Around 14 million dairy farms will cease production around the world by the year 2030, according to global outlook predictions.
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Farming the Swiss way
Each country has its own distinct preferences when it comes to farming techniques and machinery. Farm Trader takes a look at farming in the Swiss Alps.
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