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Dairy farmers stretched responding to calving season
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Jerseys pull their weight in high input systems
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Animal skills to fore for Telford-SIT students
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Father aiming to set son up for dairy farm ownership
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Swiss milk product giant Nestlé is reportedly keeping a close eye on the company.
Concerns Australia's luring immigrant dairy workers across Tasman
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Federated Farmers says there is a disparity in recent Stats NZ figures on emissions.
Emissions from dairy farms highest ever
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Dairy labour shortage: 'I'm doing 16 hours a day minimum'
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Top dairy manager award won by Ōhaupō farmer
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Dairy farmers apply for 54 overseas workers in border exception scheme
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Recall: Campylobacter detected in Hawke's Bay milk producer
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The secret to getting cows to pee more
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Fonterra to phase out coal use at Otago cheese plant
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NZ shares take a dive, a2 Milk battered again
China regulatory fears and Covid outbreaks weighed on the sharemarket.
Another dip in Global Dairy Trade auction
Prices across the board fell 2.9 per cent, in the seventh consecutive negative result.