News Tech makes joining easierManaging herd fertility has become increasingly complex with year-round calving. By Dairy News Australia
Animal Health Hoofing it for healthy feetUp to 20 per cent of a milking herd is lame, and it’s important to... By Jeanette Severs
Animal Health When monitoring means more than just numbersCowManager ear sensors give dairy farmers insights and early alerts about their herds. By Dairy News Australia
Markets China’s influence still key As the top importer of dairy globally (by volume), a sustained downturn in importing by... By Isabel Dando
News Brothers in a good place to retireA legacy of dairy excellence is about to change hands. By Rick Bayne
Markets Shifting trends in Australia’s key dairy export marketsFor more than a decade, Australia’s dairy export market has been dominated by eastern and... By Madelyn Irvine
Animal Health Avian influenza funding welcomed by ADFAustralian Dairy Farmers has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement of an extra $95 million in... By Andy Wilson
Animal Health Learn to read all the signsRecently, I was running some training on interpreting the data from herd health monitoring equipment... By Dr Robert Bonanno
Animal Health The hidden costs of poor cow fertilityIn the dairy industry, cow fertility plays a critical role beyond basic herd management. By Dairy News Australia
Animal Health Research identifies under-performing calvesA new study has laid the groundwork for developing an early alert system to identify... By Dairy News Australia
Animal Health New research into antibiotic resistance on dairy farmsDairy Australia and Food Innovation Australia Limited are joining forces with leading Australian researchers to... By Dairy News Australia
Animal Health Shelters help calves thriveSouth Gippsland farmer Rowen Foote likes his dairy shelter so much that he’s built a... By Dairy News Australia
Animal Health Virtual fencing one step closer The Victorian Farmers Federation has welcomed the partnership between Agriculture Victoria and Halter in trialling... By Dairy News Australia
Animal Health Keep up with body conditionSeptember is often an extremely busy time on the average dairy farm. By Dr Robert Bonanno
