Fonterra's Head of Co-operative Affairs for the Taranaki region Scott Walls catches up with The Country Early Edition's Dom George

The keys to dairy farmers' surviving and even prospering in the milk-price downturn are information, and the knowledge of how to

Dairy farmers are much maligned when it comes to farming environmentally and often this is undeserved. A good example locally is

At the moment the Dairy industry is not in the most optimistic frame of mind and another dip in the GDT this week won't help matters. There

Professor Jacqueline Rowarth refutes the economic and environmental absurdity of the claims made by controversial columnist Rachel Stewart.

Milk processing firm Miraka is tripling production to meet a growing thirst for its UHT products in China.

Fonterra's Head of co-operative affairs in Canterbury discusses the implications of Brexit for the dairy giant and the industry as a whole with The Country Early Edition's Dom George.

The Country's Jamie Mackay chats to Scottie Chapman, Chief Executive of the Spring Sheep Milk Company, a finalist in the World Dairy Innovation Awards.

Farmers Dairy chairman Andrew Hoggard says dairy farmers need to ask themselves what a smart level of debt is given the risk profile for the next decade.

As the dairy co-op tries to sell infant formula to Chinese parents, it's playing catch-up with competitors who got there first.

Dairy product prices have held steady at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction.

Big buys at annual agricultural event are likely to be lower on the shopping list for some who are hurting, especially dairy farmers.

Very low dairy prices have so far not translated into widespread forced sales of farms, but the coming spring and summer periods will be the acid test for many.

Alarm after tuberculosis-positive cow discovered at his farm.

Fonterra's moved quickly to reject Australian media reports that Spierings is preparing to step down.

The milk price of $4.25 per kg remains well below DairyNZ's $5.25 per kg estimate of breakeven.

Farmers want better infrastructure, roads and greater access to broadband, but are not looking for any handouts from the Government in Thursday's Budget.

An innovative Kiwi start-up company has been named as a finalist for a prestigious tech challenge to be held in California's Silicon Valley next month.

Australian dairy farmers want the government's help in gaining security around milk prices.

The NZX is launching new dairy futures and options contracts as a way to lessen the volatility in milk prices.

It's not only NZ dairy farmers unhappy about farm gate prices.