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Bright spots on the horizon for global dairy prices
11-04-2024 | Article

Bright spots on the horizon for global dairy prices

Brian's farm has its own challenges sitting in the rolling hills of Victoria in Australia. Photos: Chris McCullough
12-03-2024 | Article

Irishman to breed medium-sized cows to cope with hills in Australia

Based in Tasmania, Van Dairy Limited (VDL) confirmed it will cull around 10% of its herd after losing the 25 million litres supply contract. Photo: Canva
20-02-2024 | News

Australian dairy farm to cull 700 cows after cancelled milk contract

Milk production in the EU is expected to fall marginally in 2023-2024. However, the slight increase in production in the USA, New Zealand, Argentina, and Brazil makes up for this.
16-01-2024 | Article

Market watch: From Australian milk prices to China’s dairy demand

Dairy trade growth into the [SEA] region slowed to just 1.4% average annual growth during the pandemic (from 2020 to 2022), down on a compound annual growth rate of 3.3% over the past decade. Photo: Canva
18-09-2023 | News

Southeast Asia a ‘bright spot’ for dairy exporters

Paul milks 750 cows in south-west Victoria in Australia. Photos: Chris McCullough
24-08-2023 | Article

First robotic rotary makes big impression on Australian dairy

Sluggish Chinese economy causes dairy price decline
01-08-2023 | News

Sluggish Chinese economy causes dairy price decline

Cheese production is responsible for the largest dairy food waste volumes. It is predominantly the result of whey (a by-product of cheese production) being discharged to sewer and land. Cor Salverius Fotografie
31-07-2023 | News

Australian dairy industry to reduce food waste by 50%

By the time the last cows get back to the paddock, nearly 40% of the pasture dry matter is gone. Photo: Dairy Australia
24-07-2023 | Article

Dairy cow milking order impacts feed intake

Chinese dairy demand expected to lift global dairy prices
05-07-2023 | News

Chinese dairy demand expected to lift global dairy prices