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Global Dairy Trade Auction November 2019Wednesday, 20 November 2019An overnight Global Dairy Auction event recorded another lift in dairy prices, with milk powders driving the latest increase. Farm Environment PlansWednesday, 30 October 2019All NZ farms are required to have a Farm Environment Plan to assess environmental risks and set out a programme to manage those risks. Read more in our blog. Global Dairy prices dip slightlyWednesday, 4 September 2019Global dairy prices dipped slightly in the overnight Global Dairy Trade (GDT) auction. August 2019 Global Dairy PriceWednesday, 21 August 2019The GDT price index was down compared to the previous event. However, WMP price rose 2.1%. Butter, AMF and skim milk powder prices finished lower than the previous auction. Global Dairy Trade Price JumpMonday, 22 July 2019A 2.7% jump in last week’s Global Dairy Trade overall price index – with a 3.6% bounce in whole milk powder. Temporary Dip in GDT PriceTuesday, 11 June 2019Was last week’s drop in the GDT overall price index a warning sign or a temporary dip? Read more in our blog New Zealand Agricultural Climate Change Conference presentationsMonday, 3 June 2019New Zealand Agricultural Climate Change Conference presentations are now available on YouTube. NZ Agricultural Climate Change ConferenceThursday, 11 April 2019The NZ Agricultural Climate Change Conference (NZACCC) was held in Palmerston North in April. This was the first conference in NZ that solely focused on climate change and the impact on the agricultural sector. Global Dairy Auction Update March 2019Saturday, 23 March 2019Another positive results as dairy product prices rose at the Global Dairy Trade auction for the eighth consecutive time. This was a great result given that the current dry weather conditions are weighing on supply in New Zealand. January Global Dairy UpdateThursday, 31 January 2019A summary of the key markets milk production and export information provided by Fonterra in their January Global Dairy Update publication. Fonterra To Help Restore 50 Freshwater CatchmentsMonday, 24 December 2018In July 2017 Fonterra announced their ambition to restore 50 freshwater catchments, signalling the Co-op’s desire to take a leading role in improving New Zealand’s waterways. New Zealand Freshwater ManagementMonday, 26 November 2018New Zealand has undertaken a number of approaches to help maintain and where necessary enhance its freshwater streams and rivers. Read more on our blog. Latest Dairy Sector Research Highlighted In Technical SeriesWednesday, 31 October 2018DairyNZ technical series showcases the latest research projects that are helping to create a more productive and sustainable dairy sector. Achieving Efficient Milking Systems in New ZealandFriday, 28 September 2018It is often said that the even the smallest change in the dairy shed can help improve milk profitability. See how you can help improve efficiency on your farm. School And Education Initiatives By The New Zealand Dairy SectorFriday, 31 August 2018Read about School And Education Initiatives By The New Zealand Dairy Sector - Rosie's World and the DairyNZ In-School Education programme. July 2018 Dairy Farming UpdateThursday, 26 July 2018July 2018 Dairy Farming Update from Waibury Agricultural Investments New Zealand. June 2018 Dairy Farming UpdateThursday, 28 June 2018Waibury New Zealand bring you their June 2018 Dairy Farming Update. NZ Tech Week Celebrating AgriTechMonday, 14 May 2018As part of Techweek, Agritech has been highlighted as being hugely important to New Zealand’s economy. Our agritech companies are global leaders in areas such as herd improvement software, pasture mapping and management. Soaring Butter Prices At Global Dairy TradeWednesday, 18 April 2018The latest rise in Global Dairy Trade butter prices offers some upside chance for the milk price to farmers. LIC believe better cows will improve dairy industryTuesday, 13 March 2018For the last 23 years cow numbers grew by 100,000 cows a year. However, that growth has now halted. It is argued that more efficient dairy cows will keep New Zealand’s dairy industry moving forward. |
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