NZ's Synlait Milk warns of profitability hit
10:42 | 02/04/2022
Performance could be impacted by Covid-related interruptions
Create a ‘Wow’ Culture for Farm Employees
10:20 | 02/04/2022
Your employees are the backbone of your business. Without them, none of your farm’s goals would likely come true. But do you know how much your employees genuinely care about your farm’s future? If you aren’t sure many of them do, maybe it’s time to focus on building a ‘wow’ culture.
From All Angles Natural Prairie Dairy is Laser Focused
23:08 | 29/03/2022
Doing what’s right instead of what’s easy serves as Natural Prairie Dairy’s compass for technology adoption, management and overall direction. Donald and Cheri De Jong, the founders and co-creators of Natural Prairie Dairy, have been involved with the dairy industry for more than three decades. Starting with 900 cows in central Texas, the family slowly migrated to settle just north of Amarillo. Today, the De Jongs, along with their daughter and five nephews, oversee 30,000 milk cows and nearly 60,000 acres, along with 400 employees for Natural Prairie and their conventional farms.
Australian dairy farmers well placed for profitable year
12:06 | 20/03/2022
Outlook still good despite rising cost of production
Behind the Wheel: Milk Haulers Are in Short Supply
12:05 | 20/03/2022
Trucker shortages are felt in every corner of the country, and one area that draws dire concern and much-needed attention is with those hauling our country’s milk. Being a crucial link to the dairy supply chain, a growing trend pressuring the efficient flow of milk — from farm to plant to consumer — is the declining number of milk haulers across the country.
Management is Key to Successful Overstocking
22:18 | 15/03/2022
Mailboxes prices are the highest they have been in eight years. When milk prices are high, producers begin to question if they should milk more cows to capitalize on that milk check. Doing this often means cow pens fill up, pushing stocking ratios.
$20+ Milk Could Be Further Swallowed Up by Russia-Ukraine Crisis
11:57 | 28/02/2022
As oil teeters around $100 a barrel, the highest prices seen since 2014, JPMorgan voices concern that a spike in energy prices and other ripple effects from the Russia-Ukraine crisis would hinder both the stock market and the economic recovery.
EuroTier partners with Ukraine’s largest dairy event
22:30 | 17/02/2022
The 15th International Dairy Congress will take place from 28 February–1 March 2022 in Kyiv, Ukraine
Largest US soy processing plant hit by fire
22:26 | 17/02/2022
Suspended deliveries could slow soymeal production amidst high demand
Canadian Farmers Share How They Care for Calves
22:58 | 11/02/2022
Calf raisers in western Canada candidly shared their opinions on everything from weaning strategies to whom they trust for advice, in a research project conducted in 2020 by the University of British Columbia.
