Dairy News
Fair Go Dairy Scheme launch delayed by dairy industry in-fight
It appears that not everyone in the Dairy industry in Queensland is behind the Fair Go Dairy Scheme as ADPF looks to quash the ACCC decision
Dairy cows without access to outside pasture may get stressed
Now research led by Queen’s University Belfast has found that “livestock lockdown” may damage emotional wellbeing in dairy cows.
Dairy robotic system is fast becoming the solution for more profit and a healthier herd
More dairy farmers are investing in robot technology to increase their income and get more time for themselves Victorian farmers Evan and Sheriden Williams say their
Dairy farmers weather global storm with strong return to profitability
Its three consecutive years of growth and profits for Dairy farmers as another good season is predicted Our local dairy industry has weathered the “severe
Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation will implement its ‘Fair Go Dairy’ licensing scheme
The Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation Limited (QDO) has been given the green light by the ACCC to run its ‘Fair Go Dairy’ licensing scheme for the next five years.
Dairy farm cash incomes remain relatively high at an average of $190,000 in 2020-21
It’s good news for Dairy farmers on the move as cash incomes have shot up dramatically since 2018-19 when the average was just $120,450.
Surging Chinese demand for liquid milk boosts export opportunities for some
Chinese consumption of liquid milk rose strongly in 2020 and is expected to continue growing over the coming decade With continued demand for liquid milk
Norco announce a $2 million farm gate increase off the back of a record year
Australia’s oldest dairy co-operative has once again defied the economic uncertainty of COVID-19 to further boost farm gate returns to its farmer members
Briefs
Disaster assistance extended to more communities impacted by severe tropical cyclone Seroja
Disaster assistance has been extended to the local government areas of Carnamah, Corrow, Dandaragan, Mingenew, Mount Marshall, Perenjori and Three Springs following widespread damage caused by Tropical Cyclone Seroja.
Charles Darwin University becomes a centre for drought resilience in Top End hub
A new Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub based in Darwin is set to transform the way that Top End producers and communities prepare for and respond to drought.
ALRTA gives its response to the proposed horse transport standards
The ALRTA has responded to a consultation paper containing proposals to establish new standards and guidelines for the land transport of horses.
Assistance for Tropical Cyclone Seroja provides payments of $1,000 for adults and $400 for children
The Australian Government has activated the Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) and Disaster Recovery Allowance (DRA) to support those heavily affected by Tropical Cyclone Seroja in Western Australia.
Macadamia co-operative expands in Queensland
Aussie macadamia growers working together in a co-operative have announced they are expanding their joint operations in Queensland, creating 40 additional jobs.
Applications open for $23.5 million Carbon + Biodiversity Pilot
Applications for farmers to participate in the Australian Government’s $23.5 million Carbon + Biodiversity Pilot are now open.