Three new faces for Dairy Women's Network board
The Dairy Women's Network will have three new faces when its board meets on Friday.
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Minimise winter nitrogen loss
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Zero bobby calves for South Canterbury farming couple
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Young farmer keen to get people into the dairy sector
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Tenancy rule changes cause Moving Day headache for farmers
Farm workers refusing to leave accommodation causing headaches for Moving Day.
Fonterra dismisses bank forecast as speculation
Fonterra dismisses speculation on impact of Covid-19 on milk payout.
Southland milk business expands offering
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Farmers urged to secure winter feed
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DairyNZ's Budget 2020 wish list
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Rowena Duncum: Moving Day 2020 - you've got this!
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One thousand jobs available now on dairy farms
Jobs aplenty, good pay on dairy farms for Covid unemployed.
Dairy Woman of the Year Ash-Leigh Campbell keen to get started
Campbell hopes she can "really get out there and grab a few people to join us".
Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year announced
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Tania Burrows is DWN's Regional Leader of the Year
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Latest GDT result shows dairy still 'defying gravity'
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Dairy companies bump heads in wage subsidy clash
Chinese dairy company drags Fonterra quality into its wage subsidy claim defence.
Synlait boss sees 'flight to trust' while juggling new challenges at level 3
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New system to help evaluate performance of NZ's dairy genetics
New MPI-backed project will develop new information system to help shape dairy genetics.
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