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DairyNZ warns a strong El Niño could lift break-even milk prices to $9.07/kgMS.

The GDT index fell 1.1%, with butter down 5.7% and cheddar up 16.5%.

Spring crops can support pasture renewal, summer feed and pasture quality.

North Canterbury farmer Tammy Acton-Adams sells raw milk from her farm vending machine.

The project has been unveiled by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon.

Sponsored content: Defer-A-Bull has remained popular with dairy farmers for over 20 years.

Husband-and-wife owners of award-winning business say online criticism has gone too far.

The change brings Morrinsville into the region alongside Franklin and South Auckland.

Grain farmers hope more dairy farmers will buy local animal feed wheat.

Fats remain under pressure and cheese faces a heavy supply burden.

Fonterra expects FY26 underlying earnings at the top of its 60-70c range.

Barns must provide clean, dry surfaces and room to lie comfortably.

But the dairy and infant formula maker says operations are improving.

Forestry property rates could soar in Carterton under proposed road funding changes.

A big investment in cow comfort is paying off in more ways than one.

Pāmu manages 112 farms across NZ from dairy to deer, beef, sheep, forestry & horticulture.

Synlait shares rose after reports linked A2 Milk and Fonterra to a ‘take-private’ deal.

'It is not worth risking your life to update your social media account.'

Revenue rose 12.4% to $1.97b despite fourth-quarter supply disruption.

Couple runners-up for Bay of Plenty Share Farmer of the Year at NZ Dairy Industry Awards.

Weight-loss drugs and high-protein diets are boosting demand for whey.

Dairy farmer Will Duff's app compares supermarket prices to help shoppers save.

Sponsored content: 'Keeping dairy strong keeps New Zealand strong,' says DairyNZ CEO.

'We’ve met a heap of people, and it’s made farming a little bit more exciting.'

The horses harrow paddocks, feed stock and gather cows and calves.

Four-year trial finds plantain reduces nitrate leaching without affecting milk production.

Sponsored content: DairyNZ chair says backing dairy isn’t just about supporting farmers.

The bull was bred near Timaru by Tony and Keri O'Connor.

The Tatua board has confirmed director Mark Dewdney will succeed Allen as chairman.