New fertiliser guidelines 'refocused' after Mycoplasma bovis
Guidelines give industry members ''really strong benchmarks to protect our properties.''
Guidelines give industry members ''really strong benchmarks to protect our properties.''
Beef + Lamb NZ intends workshops to help farmers with on-farm biosecurity plans.
Kim Houlahan and Brendon Gardiner are glad their hard time is over
"You do not just place rogue stock in a paddock and walk away without telling anyone."
'Online calf club' prevent calf owners from missing out.
The cattle disease has put a dampener on calf clubs around the country, but not Pāterangi.
A North Otago dairy farm has been confirmed as an Infected Property.
Fish & Game reminds anglers to do their bit to help with the eradication of M. bovis.
But another four farms have had their infected property status lifted.
LIC says it is introducing daily testing of bull semen to fight Mycoplasma bovis.
Northland vet says truckloads of animals coming from outside areas put region at risk.
Northland's Mycoplasma bovis-infected farm confirmed as east of Dargaville.
About 250 people at M.bovis meeting in Dargaville
MPI assures Northland farmers of low risk after M. bovis outbreak confirmed.
Fear of spreading cattle disease hampers weekly free meals for migrant workers.
M. bovis has put a halt to a community group donating food to workers on affected farms.
Dry stock farms in Northland and Otago confirmed as infected with Mycoplasma bovis.
Ashley Cullen is urging Northland farmers to register for NAIT.
MPI charges related to importation of farm equipment in January.
Grant Bunting defends animal welfare at ANZCO Foods Five Star Beef feedlot.
DairyNZ's Chief Executive Dr Tim Mackle tackles the NAIT review.
Laws have been changed under urgency in Parliament to eradicate Mycoplasma bovis.
MPI will be able to turn up to farms and seize property without warrants, says Nathan Guy.
MPI's Catherine Duthie says the newly infected property in the Tasman region was expected.
DairyNZ supports Govt's decision to pass amendments on NAIT Act under Urgency this week.
COMMENT: How do farmers minimise the risk without compromising production and profit?
Weeks of negotiation will let the show go on with minimal risk of spreading the disease
A property in the Tasman district has been confirmed as positive for the cattle disease.
A Southland farmer who lost hundreds of animals says you have to keep the right attitude.
Science advisory group set up to contribute to eradication efforts.