Dairy Fonterra backs opening price The opening milk price of $5.80/kgMS is a strong price relative to the industry and compared to last year, Fonterra Australia managing director Rene Dedoncker said early this week. Rodney Woods 21 hours ago 21 hours ago
News Burra Foods to pay for more fat BURRA SUPPLIERS have the opportunity to be paid on a 1:1 fat to protein ratio, reflecting the strong market returns for fat. Burra suppliers had the option before the start of the season of selecting either a 1:2 fat to protein ratio or the 1:1 fat... Dairy News 21 hours ago 21 hours ago
News Farmers put back in charge of farm management MILK PAYMENT structures are too complex. Enough is enough. UDV has now presented a simplified milk price structure model to hundreds of farmers and industry representatives across the state and the feedback has been unanimous — structures need to... Dairy News 20 Jul 2018 20 Jul 2018
News Farmers put back in charge of farm management MILK PAYMENT structures are too complex. Enough is enough. UDV has now presented a simplified milk price structure model to hundreds of farmers and industry representatives across the state and the feedback has been unanimous — structures need to... Dairy News 20 Jul 2018 20 Jul 2018
News ‘Career path’ helps buck employment problems EMPLOYMENT IS a major problem in US dairy with no immediate solutions on the horizon but a fourth-generation dairy farm is bucking the trend. Fiscalini Farms milks 1500 cows at Modesta in California’s Central Valley. It sells a variety of cheeses... Stephen Cooke 19 Jul 2018 19 Jul 2018
News Burra exports branded milk to Taiwan GIPPSLAND-BASED DAIRY processor Burra Foods has launched its first retail product, Pure Source Milk, which it will export to Taiwan, backed by an integrated marketing campaign heavily focused around Gippsland’s ‘pristine’ farming environment... Dairy News 18 Jul 2018 18 Jul 2018
Dairy Index doesn’t go far enough: UDV The Federal Government’s milk price index will fall short of providing transparency in the processing sector, according to the UDV. Country News 17 Jul 2018 17 Jul 2018
Dairy On-farm pain relief welcomed On-farm pain relief is now available for young dairy and beef livestock in Australia. Country News 17 Jul 2018 17 Jul 2018
News Dairy industry in good hands THE NUMBER of veterinary students wanting to work with large herds may be declining but Ellie Hodge has no doubt where she will apply her focus in the future. Ellie, 20, of Leitchville, is this year’s winner of the Greenham GOTAFE Dairy... Dairy News 16 Jul 2018 16 Jul 2018
Dairy Land sale approved Australia’s largest genetics supplier Genetics Australia Co-operative has confirmed the $14.65million sale of one of its major property holdings. Country News 15 Jul 2018 15 Jul 2018
News It feels like Groundhog Day NATHAN FERGUSON is concerned about the future of his business and the industry as a whole. The young farmer will milk 250 to 300 cows this season at Teal Point, near Barham. He said the milk price and the continually rising cost of production was... Sophie Baldwin 15 Jul 2018 15 Jul 2018
News Fonterra, Saputo announce prices within days of each other FONTERRA HAS announced an opening price of $5.85 per kilo of milk solids for the 2018–19 season and a forecast closing rage of $5.85–$6.20 kg/MS. The New Zealand-based processor announced the opening price 10 days out from the opening of the... Dairy News 14 Jul 2018 14 Jul 2018
News Farmers seek strength in numbers A GROUP of northern Victoria dairy farmers are taking matters into their own hands and approaching processors with a collective pool of milk, in a bid to obtain a more sustainable milk price. To date the group, United We Stand (UWS), has more than... Sophie Baldwin 13 Jul 2018 13 Jul 2018
Dairy Youngs show the way More than 50 farmers from the Murray Dairy region have been recognised among the nation’s best milk producers in the 2018 Dairy Australia Milk Quality Awards. Country News 11 Jul 2018 11 Jul 2018
Dairy Milk price index launched Dairy farmers will be better able to understand and interpret commodity market price signals following the launch of the new milk price index last week. Rodney Woods 11 Jul 2018 11 Jul 2018
Dairy Labour-saving system Rearing replacement calves is possible in so many ways — no system is right. Country News 09 Jul 2018 09 Jul 2018
News Correct data can plug $100,000 black hole AUSTRALIAN DAIRY farmers could be losing more than $100 000 a year due to herd replacement inefficiencies that could be fixed by using proper data, according to a leading industry player. Cameron Renshaw from Heiferlink will discuss ‘Rearing... Rick Bayne 09 Jul 2018 09 Jul 2018
Dairy Delivering best possible results Maxum Foods’ MaxCare range of infant animal milk replacers continue to increase their presence in the market since the brand’s inception in September 2014. Country News 05 Jul 2018 05 Jul 2018
Dairy A lifetime dedicated to cows Surrounded by her beloved Jerseys on her Numurkah property is where Margaret Cockerell feels most at home. Alana Christensen 04 Jul 2018 04 Jul 2018
News Police pursuit ends in Tallygaroopna A dramatic police chase came to a screeching halt in Tallygaroopna this afternoon, leaving locals stunned and grateful no-one was injured. The hour long chase reportedly reached speeds of nearly 200 kph as seven police pursuit vehicles attempted to... Myles Peterson 10 Jul 2018 10 Jul 2018
News Flying sign causes accident AN EIGHT-year-old boy and his grandfather suffered cuts and a family was left shocked after a flying piece of scrap metal smashed into both of their cars. A Cobram family of four was in their 4WD heading towards Moama on the Cobb Hwy near Milgate Rd... Riverine Herald 06 Jul 2018 06 Jul 2018
Sport Landscape about to shift? An open offer from the Kyabram District Football Netball League seeking new clubs to help swell its ranks has potentially started an arms race across the region. Shepparton News 10 Jul 2018 10 Jul 2018
Sport New home door open The footballing landscape in the region is starting to shift. Lauren Bordin 06 Jul 2018 06 Jul 2018
