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Heat stress is no stranger to New Zealand dairy farmers, with drier regions of the country such as Northland, King Country, and the Bay Of Plenty each

averaging over 80 sweltering hot heat stress days every year.

In New Zealand, every dairy farmer worth their salt knows just how important it is to look after the welfare of their animals. The health of the herd directly impacts profit margins, which, in turn, determines the viability and sustainability of the farm.

As a nation of farmers with a proud agricultural history, New Zealand is at the forefront of the dairy industry, renowned as a global industry leader with some of the best animal welfare standards in the world.

Technology and change go hand in hand – and these days, the same can be said about technology and farming.

Your pastures provide both a home and nutrition for your livestock, inextricably linking the health of your pasture to the health of your herd

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Milk is the foundation of the dairy industry, the most naturally complete, nutrient-rich source of protein with the lowest calories.

With climate change significantly altering our habitats and weather patterns around the globe,

The things we collect, buy, receive, cultivate, or create are all important to us for one reason or another.