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Following a successful first round Dairy Women’s Network are bringing back their highly-rated Make Time For Your People workshops, funded by the Ministry for Primary Industries.  The first workshop will be held in North Otago on 20 October, followed by events in Bay of Plenty, South Waikato, Hauraki Plains, Central Plateau and Otago.  Dairy Women’s […]

Dairy Women’s Network, an organisation of impact that supports people and farming businesses in the dairy industry, is announcing a partnership with Figured and Xero who together offer an integrated Software-as-a-Service (Saas) cloud financial management solution for the agri sector. The agreement will see Dairy Women’s Network, Figured and Xero work together to educate, inspire

Dairy Women’s Network are highlighting agriculture technology and the future of farming through a new partnership with robotics company Lely. Farmers interested in introducing robotics to the cowshed in the coming years need to plan for certain requirements. The partnership creates opportunities for dairy farmers around the country to learn more about the standards they

Dairy Women’s Network are reaching out to dairy women across the country through a new partnership with national media body MediaWorks. The MediaWorks team is committed to creating and delivering great content, experiences and results for their audiences and customers. They believe in being the best in connecting, enriching and inspiring Kiwis every day. There

An expo on successful calf rearing is ensuring Waikato farmers are entering the season confidently with the right tools and knowledge to raise healthy calves. Hosted by Dairy Women’s Network and SealesWinslow, supported by AgriVantage, the expo is set to focus on the best practices of calf rearing and the physical and mental preparation needed

Practical workshops on successful calf rearing by Dairy Women’s Network and SealesWinslow are ensuring New Zealand farmers are entering the season confidently with the right tools and knowledge to raise healthy calves. Calf rearing is a critical time for dairy farmers, with success determined by the quality and management of newborn calves from the time

Whanganui sharemilker Belinda Price has been announced as the 2021 Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year at tonight’s gala awards dinner, following the Allflex and DWN2021 Step Up Together Conference in Taupo. The other finalists were Ashburton dairy farmer Rebecca Miller and contract milker and LIC farm consultant Chevon Horsford from Whangarei. Dairy Women’s Network

Dairy Women’s Network’s annual Regional Leader of the Year award has been won by Northland dairy farmer Donna Griggs. The award, which celebrates the grassroots work of Dairy Women’s Network Regional Leaders across the country, was announced at tonight’s gala dinner following the Allflex and DWN2021 Step Up Together Conference in Taupo. The other finalist

Two women working at the grassroots of the dairy industry are being honoured as Dairy Women’s Network announces the finalists for the second DWN Regional Leader of the Year award. Donna Griggs, who farms in Ruawai, Kaipara up in Northland and Rebecca Green, a dairy farmer from Cheviot, Canterbury, represents over 70 regional leaders across