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Episode 3 – Is there really value in our dairy-beef calves?
Editor of Dairy Exporter, Sheryl Haitana along with her co-host Anne Lee, Deputy Editor, discuss the change in focus to value opportunities for dairy-beef with industry experts Bob Thomson of AgFirst, Allan McDermott of Pearl Veal and Rebecca Hickson, Geneticist with Focus Genetics.
Continue doing what you do best
You’ve already made great genetic gains. You’ve improved your milk production, built a better herd, and are on track for further improvements.
Episode 2 – How are the top 25% farming in the sweet spot?
With on-farm inflation, interest rates and a lower payout, what are the top performing dairy farmers doing to find the sweet spot? Editors Anne Lee and Sheryl Haitana delve into the special cost control report in Dairy Exporter Magazine.
Co-op focuses on the family
Fonterra has seen a significant increase in return and retention rates since implementing its new parental leave policy. By Sheryl Haitana.
50 years ago in the Dairy Exporter: February 1974
As NZ Dairy Exporter counts down to its centenary in 2025, we look back at the issues of earlier decades.
50 years ago in the Dairy Exporter January 1974
As NZ Dairy Exporter counts down to its centenary in 2025, we look back at the issues of earlier decades.
AHV: Steering away from antibiotics
Constant use of antibiotics and the repetitive cases of severe udder health challenges have prompted a change in practice. Sheryl Haitana reports.
Tow and Fert: Slurry cuts fert application
Driving down fertiliser use through applying it in a foliar slurry has shown good results for an Irish farm and was highlighted at a recent field day.
Agritrade: FE risks grow with El Nino
The window for facial eczema is often misconstrued. With El Nino conditions forecast to last well into the end of autumn this year, hot dry conditions followed by warm rain, could see increases in fungal growth and spore production be a risk over an extended period.
New protein guidelines
The nutrition world is soon to rip up protein guidelines and implement a new way of assessing protein quality in foods, thanks largely to work done by the Riddet Institute in Palmerston North.
Dairy Diary: January – March 2024
Dairy events and happenings around New Zealand.
Episode 1 – Could we keep calves on cows as our consumers demand it?
In the first episode of The Dairy Exporter Podcast, Editor Sheryl Haitana & Deputy Editor Anne Lee delve into the study at Lincoln University’s Ashley Dene Research and Development Station that looks at a suckling calf rearing system, where cows and calves are kept together until weaning.