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The Canadian dairy market may be severely disrupted by US tariff and trade manoeuvres this year and next year. Photo: Ronald Hissink
05-03 | News

New domestic market opportunities for Canada’s dairy farmers

In January 2025, milk production across 24 major states saw a modest 0.2% increase compared to the previous year. Photo: Canva
04-03 | News

Fonterra selling businesses, US balancing dairy growth, EU delays investments

Tariffs threaten not only the trade relationship between the EU and the US, according to senior specialist food & agriculture for RaboResearch, Barend Bekamp. Photo: Canva
03-03 | News

US tariffs on EU exports – a potential shakeup for food and agri sectors

Good nutrition during early life is essential for maximising profits with crossbred calves. Photo: Assendelft Fotografie
03-03 | News

A continued interest in dairy-beef cross calves in the US

Dairy Diary: February business update
28-02 | News

Dairy Diary: February business update

Besides Australia, camel dairies are currently found in the US, several countries in Africa, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Mongolia and Kazakhstan. Photo: Bart Nijs
28-02 | News

Camel milk: A promising market with potential to grow

Cows consuming timothy harvested 3 times per year had greater organic matter digestibility, greater energy-corrected milk yield, and lower methane yield. Photo: Michel Velderman
27-02 | News

How do grass species and harvesting impact milk and methane?

Despite less milk available, EU27 cheese production is forecast to reach 10.8 mmt in 2025, up 0.6% from 2024. Photo: Peter Roek
26-02 | News

EU dairy forecast 2025: Milk production to drop while cheese increases

Global mycotoxins surge in 2024: Survey reveals rising risks
26-02 | News

Global mycotoxins surge in 2024: Survey reveals rising risks

In the UK, mastitis rates reduced to 26 cases per 100 cows, down from 29 in 2023 and 42 in 2020. Photo: Klaas van der Horst
25-02 | News

Antimicrobial use and mastitis declining on UK dairy farms