A good practice guide to land application, for farm owners, sharemilkers, farm managers and effluent professionals.

Sense Partners’ analysis highlights the continuing value growth of the dairy sector and its benefits for New Zealand.

This note gives you a brief overview of energy capture systems (anaerobic digestion and biogas) from dairy effluent.

Information about safety and the maintenance of pumps fixed to pontoons floating on dairy farm effluent ponds.

Step by step instructions for the new online version of the DESC.

Choosing your dairy and yard type - Rotary daries

DairyNZ and LIC formal agreement setting out the terms of the transfer of the Core Database.

Summary of a review carried out in 2012 on the New Zealand Dairy Industry Good Animal Database (DIGAD).

Choosing your dairy and yard type - Herringbone daries

A good practice guide for dairy housing in New Zealand

This assessment will help to identify any cow comfort issues that may impact on welfare and production.

The Dairy Effluent ‘Warrant of Fitness’ (WOF) is a voluntary programme assessing your effluent system.

Farm dairy effluent is a valuable resource which, when managed well, can increase pasture production and reduce fertiliser costs.

This report compares genetic trends from the dairy industries of Europe, North America, and Oceania using data either publicly available or supplied by the breeding organizations of the countries concerned.

The proposed operating model for a better Breeding Worth system with genomics in 2024.

This publication covers key considerations for choosing a dairy and yard type that meets the specific needs and goals of your farm business.

The publication expands on the points and features highlighted in the designs for new dairies pages at dairynz.co.nz/dairy-type and dairynz.co.nz/dairy-blueprints.

This application form is to be used to request the supply of specific core data only from the Dairy Industry Good Animal Database.

The information gathered will help direct decisions around the future of Breeding Worth evaluations for the New Zealand dairy herd.

Report prepared for DairyNZ by NIWA.