12 October 2026
After 11 years of consistent testing and management, Alannah Skedgwell and her family have reduced prevalence of Johne’s disease in their Southland herd from 7.2% to 2.4%.
24 September 2026
A new North Island Board representative and five Shareholder Reference Group (SRG) representatives have been elected by LIC shareholders at this year’s Annual Meeting in Invercargill.
21 September 2026
Fraser Hasnip believes genetics will play a key role in helping him reach his next goal: lifting production on his Pirongia, Waikato farm from around 510kg of milk solids per cow to 550kg.
03 August 2026
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16 July 2026
In the past, a bull could sit comfortably in a team for several years with little change, but today, that’s no longer the case.
After 20 years, Clive Walden and his family have transformed their modest beef block in Northland into an 800-cow dairy operation.
On Ireland’s south-east coast, John Phelan is running a system that would look strikingly familiar to New Zealand dairy farms.
On a fifth-generation dairy farm near Invercargill, husband-and-wife team Suzanne and Maurice Hanning have reshaped their herd’s breeding strategy using fresh sexed semen for the first time across their whole herd.
Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC) today announced a positive full year result for the FY25/26 and a dividend payment of 12.26 cents per share for shareholders.
01 July 2026
It’s estimated that Bovine Viral Diarrhoea (BVD) costs the New Zealand dairy and beef industry more than $150 million every year.
24 June 2026
For Donald and Nicky McGiven, their focus is on staying on the land for as long as they can, and ensuring the workload remains sustainable as they do.
22 June 2026
Honouring the work behind every generation at Breeders’ Day
