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World Dairy Expo
DDNZ planned to simultaneously launch the magazine and website on September 25. However, World Dairy Expo (WDE) – in Madison, USA – requested an early website release because its show runs from September 30 to October 3. DDNZ will be available free of charge from this website from September 25.
If you’d like to know more about WDE’s trade spaces, and the important information it carries for commercial farmers every year, read more here
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Hoofit . SmartShelters . Semex . Headlands . CP Lime Solutions . Agri-Tech Imports . WWS NZ . SmaXtec . STgenetics .
Hoofit . SmartShelters . Semex . Headlands . CP Lime Solutions . Agri-Tech Imports . WWS NZ . SmaXtec . STgenetics .
Hoofit . SmartShelters . Semex . Headlands . CP Lime Solutions . Agri-Tech Imports . WWS NZ . SmaXtec . STgenetics . Hoofit . SmartShelters . Semex . Headlands . CP Lime Solutions . Agri-Tech Imports . WWS NZ . SmaXtec . STgenetics .
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Please note: The advertorials listed in this section are from the 2025 edition of DDNZ. They were all chosen by the companies involved to extend their advertising reach – which DDNZ is happy to facilitate. *Ts&Cs apply.
Hoofit
With more than 20 lesion types that cause lameness, having a professional on the ground takes the guesswork out of keeping cows comfortable and mobile. Find out how Hoofit's specialist team helps keep its clients a step ahead. Read on for the full story.
Semex
Semex New Zealand (NZ) is fast gaining ground in commercial dairy herds, because it has answered the call of the masses. Its General Manager Ryan Lett explains why. Read on for the full story.
Headlands
Headlands is a nationwide Farm System Specialist agricultural consultancy movement. By adding 1500kg MS to your overall farm’s production, it will cover the cost of having them on your team [at a $8.50kg MS payout]. Read on for their full story, or visit there website…
CP Lime Solutions
Vitalise mineral supplements deliver every cow an accurate, zero-waste dose – pelletised for precision – so you can be confident your herd is getting what it needs. It’s designed to work seamlessly with in-shed systems, delivering the ideal rates of calcium, magnesium and essential minerals. It can also be customised. Visit the link below for more information.
SmartShelters
Animal welfare has turned SmartShelters into an obvious conversation. They offer protection from the sun and the rain, while sustaining a light-filled environment with continuous airflow for cattle. Read on to see why one of New Zealand's premier outfits chose SmartShelters.
STgenetics
STgenetics pioneered the highly heritable (26%) feed conversion index EcoFeed®. It estimates that if North American farmers bred the top 1% of EcoFeed®sires over the top 35% of EcoFeed®dams – the next generation of dairy females (in their lifetime) could save an estimated US$3.5 billion in feed costs and cut CO2 emissions by more than 23 million tonnes. Read their full story here.
Agri-Tech Imports
Agri-Tech Imports is a New Zealand-owned company started by Kyllee and Paul Henton who couldn’t find the ideal rubber mat flooring for their wintering shed. So, they custom-designed their own durable, premium product, and sourced an international company to produce them. They now import and supply the dairy, equine and deer industries. Find out more via the link below.
WWS NZ
New Zealand farmers had some big take-home messages from the United States after touring with World Wide Sires NZ (WWS NZ) this year. The annual tour escorted 25 Kiwi farmers across five states and more than nine farms, in addition to some some tourist attractions. The group returned with new ideas, new friends, and a deep feel for where the world sits internationally within farming and genetic conversations. Read their full story here.
SmaXtec
Having a 24/7 internal temperature check on his cows without the complication of an external wearable convinced Mid Canterbury dairyman Mike Copland to adopt smaXtec boluses. He shares his thoughts here.
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