High-performing farms do not all run the same system. Some achieve strong returns through lower-input systems and others through more intensive approaches. So what consistently separates them from the rest?

The 2024-25 season was one of the most profitable in a decade, but in a high-cost era, the best farms stand out for what they can control.

DairyNZ is inviting applications for its Māori Internship programme, offering rangatahi Māori the chance to gain paid, hands-on experience and explore meaningful careers in New Zealand's dairy sector.

DairyNZ Board Director Cameron Henderson and Directors’ Remuneration Committee Member Johanna Burton have been reappointed unopposed to their respective positions.

Today marks Farm Worker Appreciation Day – a day we’re proud to recognise here in New Zealand.

DairyNZ is calling on political parties to commit to six practical policy priorities it says are needed to unlock growth in New Zealand's largest export sector.

DairyNZ is giving New Zealand dairy farmers the opportunity to help shape the sector’s future, with nominations now open for one farmer-elected Board of Directors position and two roles on the Directors’ Remuneration Committee.

DairyNZ says Waikato farmers need certainty on Plan Change 1, but that certainty must be matched with practical, workable rules and a clear transition that doesn’t get ahead of the new resource management system currently under review.

Dairy farmers continue to enjoy record milk prices, improved production and stronger capital values, but increased costs are starting to bite.

Solar and battery systems are helping dairy farms save on energy, reduce emissions, and keep operations running smoothly.