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Dairy
West Australian genetics make ABV history
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The Kitchen family's Carenda Holsteins has dominated the December release of Australian Breeding Values, including the top BPI Holstein, Carneda Jeronimo Vida. Picture supplied
High priced Gippsland farm needs work but the land is top notch
Chris McLennan
This former dairy farm at Drouin has been owned by the same family for more than 80 years. Pictures from Harcourts Warragul
Calf nutrition for long-term benefits
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Calves that fed a higher volume of milk in a recent research project had a superior immune response. Picture supplied by Dairy Australia
Dairy farmers "well-equipped" to combat below-average rainfall in early 2024, report states
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Rabobank senior dairy analyst Michael Harvey. Picture supplied
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Ag needs a seat at Murray Darling Basin table
Ann Gardiner, Australian Dairy Farmers Water Committee Chair
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Federal Water Minister Tanya Plibersek told dairy industry leaders to trust her on the Murray Darling-Basin plan. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Dairy is strong, despite looming challenges, says peak body
Andrew Miller
The December Dairy Australia Situation and Outlook report forecasts milk production will remain steady over the 2023/24 season, despite the anticipated impacts of the El Nino. Picture by Andrew Miller
Cattle sale and industry forums offer first class opportunity for dairy professionals
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First Class Genetics will host two forums on their sale day this Thursday, December 7.
ADF worried about long-term ramifications of Coles buying Saputo factories
Carlene Dowie
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The ACCC says it had no evidence Coles's plan to buy Saputo factories would impact other processors' access to the retail shelf. Picture by Andrew Marshall
Dairy dreams: Northern Victoria's more affordable farm options
Chris McLennan
The centrepiece of the Horfield farm is the 50-stand rotary. Pictures from Charles L. King and Co
Genetically selecting heat-tolerant animals one step closer
Hayley Warden
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Second-year PhD student Alice Shirley, University of Sydney, won the Emerging Scientist competition at the Dairy Research Foundation Symposium in November. Picture by Hayley Warden

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