Jersey Breeders Darryn and Danielle Smith dispersed their high quality, high component herd at Shepparton to buyers in most parts of Vic and NSW.

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Buyers from throughout Victoria, NSW and SA selected quality Autumn calved Cows and Heifers from two of Gippslands leading Jersey herds, Langdale of Darrien and Alex Mathews and Araluen Park of Saunders and Day.

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Cost of living pressures may be forcing ordinary Australians to watch their spending, but dairy farmers say there’s still a way to enjoy café-quality coffee on a budget.

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NSW Farmers Dairy Committee Chair Colin Thompson has welcomed moves by Coles to lift own-brand milk prices, with low farmgate prices forcing farmers from the industry.

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Fonterra's opening forecast Farmgate Milk Price for the 2022/23 season is set at $8.25 - $9.75 per kgMS, with a midpoint of $9.00 per kgMS.

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As part of Dairy Australia’s ongoing partnership with the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA), a new five-year research project addressing the growing interest in reducing the reliance on nitrogen fertilisers used in pasture production has begun.

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According to Dairy Australia's Situation and Outlook Report, the 2022/23 season is opening with large numbers on both sides of the ledger.

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Burra Foods is pleased to confirm an increase in Opening Farmgate Milk Price for FY23 to $9.10 – $9.50/kg milk solids for the period July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023.

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Saputo Dairy Australia has advised suppliers of an opening weighted average farm gate milk price for non-exclusive supply has increased to $9.40 per kilogram milk solids.

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There is still time to enter the combined 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 Semex-Holstein Australia All-Australian Photographic Competition with entries closing this week.

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Australian dairy farmers are jumping at the chance to breed from the country’s best true polled – homozygous – Holstein sire, with semen selling out before he’s released.

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Two experienced artificial insemination technicians from the United States of America will be breeding cows in Australia this year to help alleviate staff shortages in the sector. And this comes as Australia’s dairy industry prepares to relaunch standardised artificial insemination (AI) training to develop local breeding professionals to service the growing demand.

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