New Zealand's dairy sector has long been a global leader in productivity and efficiency, but to stay competitive, it's crucial that we keep pace with advancements in genetic gain.

Where farmers value discussion groups, we’ll support you.

During the recent industry update to the Dairy Herd Testing Standard, it was agreed that certified testers ensure at least 85% of cows currently lactating and expected to supply a milk sample have their latest calving data recorded at the test event.

Structured communication and thoughtful recruitment underpin a strong, collaborative working environment.

The Dairy Environment Leaders forum brought its concerns – and positive energy – to Wellington.

Farmers who overhaul their systems in response to payout fluctuations often end up worse off than those who hold steady and act strategically.

Farmers need certainty about the rules they must follow and the clear, measurable outcomes they should be aiming for.

DairyNZ works to ensure that policies that impact dairy farming are practical, workable and enduring.

The best of the dairy industry was celebrated on Saturday as part of the 2025 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards.

DairyNZ subsidiary New Zealand Animal Evaluation (NZAEL) will update the genetic base used to calculate Breeding Worth (BW) on 20 June 2025.

A DairyNZ project aimed at reducing strains and sprains on farm has been named as a finalist in the New Zealand Workplace Health and Safety Awards 2025.

Sharemilkers Sam and Jenna Hodsell are in it for the long haul, and that means building resilient and effective farm systems.

The Low N Systems programme explores how combining strategies can help farmers significantly reduce N losses while maintaining farm viability.