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Aust dairy losing to NZ in China
1:00 AM | THE Australian dairy industry is losing out to New Zealand in the massive, growing Chinese market, according to the managing director of Australia’s largest dairy company Murray Goulburn Co-operative, Gary Helou.
Dairy industry up in arms
11 Feb 12 | THE Federal government’s response to last year’s Senate inquiry into the supermarket milk pricing war has been slammed by the Australian dairy industry and Federal politicians wary of Coles’ and Woolworths’ market dominance.  | Dairy suffers while govt ... | Strong outlook for global ...
Gillard Govt turns its back on dairy farming families: QDO
07 Feb 12 | THE Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation (QDO) has slammed the Federal Government’s responses to the Senate Economics References Committee’s 2011 final report of the Inquiry into the impacts of supermarket price decisions on the dairy industry and Milking it for all it’s worth – competition and pricing in the Australian dairy industry as being pathetic.
Strong outlook for global dairy: Rabobank
03 Feb 12 | THE global dairy sector looks set to be characterised by a future of solid market growth – to some extent the envy of the food world, according to a new industry report from Rabobank.   | Milk wars can't last | WCB in new brand deal with Coles
Dairy Poll gets mixed reaction
03 Feb 12 | VICTORIAN dairy farmers will now be considering what box they will be ticking in the 2012 Dairy Poll, a decision that will impact the Dairy Australia’s future funding.
UDP takeover 'significant' move
03 Feb 12 | SOUTH Australia's dairy industry marked a significant day this week as Lion handed over its cheese-making operations at Murray Bridge and Jervois to independent Victorian company United Dairy Power.   | Fortunes turn at Mt Jagged | Industry players look beyond ...
More money for milk
31 Jan 12 | VICTORIAN dairy farmers were beaming last week, thanks to milk companies lifting their farm-gate prices.
Holstein heifer to $28,000
29 Jan 12 | TASMANIAN dairy farmer Jayde Lee had her eyes set firmly on the top-priced Holstein heifer at last Wednesday's Semex Spectacular Sale at Tatura, even before she left the Island State.
Jersey breed on a roll
28 Jan 12 | WHEN the final deliberations from the judges were collated at International Dairy Week on Thursday, a gasp of excitement was heard from the gathering of Jersey enthusiasts in the crowd.
Driving Great Ocean flows
28 Jan 12 | THE launch of a new supplier-owned milk brand in Coles supermarkets looks like good news for southern dairy farmers – but the supermarket milk price war shows no sign of abating.
Qld dairy farmers count cost of milk wars
26 Jan 12 | WHILE the nation lights its barbeques and toasts Australia Day this week, dairy farmers will be noting the one-year anniversary of the brutal retail milk price war, and its disastrous impacts over the last 12 months, on top of the severe impacts from natural disasters which savaged all Queensland dairying regions last year.   | CommentsComments (2)
Fortunes turn at Mt Jagged
24 Jan 12 | DESPITE the recent tumultuous period in the dairy industry, Rod Walker is determined to turn his fortunes around.   | Industry players look beyond ... | Industry veteran reflects on ...
Jersey prices soar at IDW
23 Jan 12 | AS temperatures soared last Tuesday at International Dairy Week, so too did the prices at the inaugural Jersey Showcase Sale.
Lifestyle change at Toolong
22 Jan 12 | A SECOND generation family dairy farm, currently milking 150 cows, is for sale at Toolong, nine kilometres from Port Fairy.
Dairy's best on show
19 Jan 12 | VISITORS began pouring into the Northern Victorian township of Tatura earlier this week for the 21st International Dairy Week.
18 Jan 12 | THE Lely Astronaut A4 milking robot has been acclaimed as ‘Agricultural machine of the year 2012’ in Poland.
Industry players look beyond turmoil
18 Jan 12 | DESPITE a tumultuous period in the eurozone in the back half of 2011, world dairy prices have remained reasonably static.
Youth learn key dairy skills
16 Jan 12 | CLIPPING, judging and handling were all invaluable skills learnt during the National All Dairy Breeds Youth Camp at the Melbourne Showgrounds last week.
Kyabram stud sees show value
15 Jan 12 | ON their Kyabram dairy farm, Neil Goodfellow and his 18-year-old daughter Chloe are busy making sure their team of Holsteins and Jerseys are in the best possible condition for International Dairy Week.
Carbon tax sour cream to WA dairy farmers
09 Jan 12 | WA dairy farmers knew all along they would be hit hardest by the Federal Government's carbon tax.   | CommentsComments (2)
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