Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year nominations open
Dairy Women’s Network says the Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year goes a small way to recognise the efforts of women involved in the dairy industry.
Knowing the signs of subclinical facial eczema
Clinical facial eczema presents with physical signs, but subclinical FE does not.
New tech could make weekly farm walks a thing of the past
Aimer Farming have been working on a new tool that utilises a smartphone camera to read pasture cover.
LouLou the Cow Whisperer: for the love of the herd
A once accountant now award-winning dairy farmer and ag social media influencer-in-the-making talks shop and what keeps her well and going on farm.
Start planning early to ease the transition
Succession planning is one of the most valuable processes you can engage in for your loved ones and your farm business.
Excited to help progress dairy’s positive future
The new chief executive of DairyNZ has already had some good talks with farmers about what is and is not working for them.
Pain relief a game-changer for lameness
Newly lame cows were given one of four different treatment regimes and assessed to identify their cure rates.
Managing your soil’s cation exchange capacity
Cation exchange capacity affects the soil’s capacity to hold vital nutrients.
Harnessing the power of small habits
Focusing on daily habits helps manage pressure when the going gets tough, says Farmstrong ambassador Sam Whitelock.
Weighing pros and cons of using seaweed to cut emissions
The effectiveness of seaweed and seaweed extracts is currently being tested in research involving NZ industries and scientists.