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One vet believes the effect on cows will be minimal

Nocturnal cow milking could beat insomnia

Scientists at Synlait believe that by milking cows at night they have developed a product which has five to ten times more melatonin than regular milk and they +more

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Man dies in Southland quad bike crash

A man has been found dead under his quad bike in a ditch filled with 100mm...

The price of milk became a political issue last year

Farmers welcome milk price war

A milk price war has started in Auckland and it would be a good thing if i...

The top buyers are the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Israel

Chinese not among top buyers of NZ land

Figures released by the OIO show that over the past five years, Americans,...

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Animal rights groups had threatened action today but there was no sign of them

Waipukurau closes main street for running lambs

Animal health product company turn to domestic market

Federated Farmers say milk prices are high because consumers have not "utilised their power to shop around"

Consumers at fault for high milk prices - Fed Farmers

Vinay Deobhakta

New contender enters Crafar farms bidding war

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One vet believes the effect on cows will be minimal

Nocturnal cow milking could beat insomnia

Of the 311 applications the OIO has seen in the past seven years, only three have been declined

Crafar one of many NZ sales to foreign interests

One of the Crafar farms

Crafar farms sale comes with conditions

John Key

Selling Crafar farms the right decision - Key

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Over half of Fonterra's organic milk suppliers have been dropped

Fonterra drops over half its organic milk suppliers

It only takes starlings 17 minutes to build a nest

Tractor owners educated about risk of starlings in new ad

Animal rights groups had threatened action today but there was no sign of them

Waipukurau closes main street for running lambs

Sixteen large trucks travel to the Waikato every day and each truck carries 30 tonnes of toxic material

Tauranga not the only region paying price for Rena mess

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