World of Dairy

Paul Reynolds says there are a number of unique challenges facing dairy farmers in South Africa. Photos: Paul Reynolds

16-05 | Article

Expanding a dairy farm in South Africa has its own challenges

India’s dairy sector in 2024: Resilient but at risk?

14-03 | Article

India’s dairy sector in 2024: Resilient but at risk?

Mafuro Farming herd about 2,230 dairy cows which consists of crossbreeds of Jersey and Holstein cows with a staff of 208 workers. (General) Photo: Canva

14-03 | News

Zooming in on dairy farming in Zimbabwe

Brian's farm has its own challenges sitting in the rolling hills of Victoria in Australia. Photos: Chris McCullough

12-03 | Article

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

Over 100 wolves roam the area around Rebeca's farm. Photos: Rebeca Gerber

26-02 | Article

A dairy farm facing unique challenges in the Swiss Alps

Leer in North Germany is snow-covered. It is an area for dairy farmers: almost exclusively grassland on clay soil.

22-02 | Article

Happily exchanging one dairy farm for another in Germany

Promin dairy farm is locateed near Mykolaiv only 60km from the Russian war front line. Photos: Chris McCullough

19-02 | News

Challenges at a Ukrainian dairy farm near the frontline

The Holstein breed is the most popular in Thailand. Photos: Chris McCullough

15-02 | Article

How is Thailand coping with high dairy demand?

RABDF Chair Robert Craig, left, congratulates Bisterne Farm's George Brown and James Dunning, with NMR MD Mark Frankcom. Photo Chris McCullough

15-02 | News

Crossbred dairy herd in England wins coveted Gold Cup award

Land surrounding the Foundation Farm has been overgrazed due to poor management. Barry Schiever has kept his soil healthy and productive by increasing organic carbon. Photos: Lindi Botha

22-01 | Article

Striving for a balance for high milk production

Price rises seen in Russian dairy market

Sustainable control of parasites in dairy cattle

What’s new in India, the world’s biggest milk producer