A leading multinational dairy company, owned by 13,000 New Zealand dairy farmers and the world's largest exporter of dairy products.

New Zealand beef breeding and production research, a Charolais sire selector, statistics, and links to other beef breeds and related sites.

Farmer-owned co-operative that manufactures and markets milk products derived from pasture-fed goats.

Established to fund activities that are beneficial to all farmers within the dairy industry as a whole. Profile and information on current funding, consultation, media releases and contacts.

News, breeders, technical information, online data base, publications, events and contact details for this cattle breeding organisation.

Livestock agents for dairy herds, calves, bulls and supplementary feeds. SIDF mission statement, news, jobs and equipment advertising, consultancy and livestock services, company contacts and members log on and registration.

Portable milking machines, designed and assembled in New Zealand.

More and more people are recognizing that they or a family member is intolerant of lactose. Scientists have made great inroads in the past decade regarding this phenomenon, but have yet to come up with a simple cure. It is often hard on a person to be lactose intolerant. If you suffer, you know that such great foods as yogurt, cheese, and ice cream are sold and consumed everywhere you go. Cheese is a cooking ingredient that is frequently used in so many dishes that it is hard to eliminate.

Are you aware that the diet you follow may be depleting your bones of essential nutrients and increasing your chances of developing osteoporosis? Popular diets may promise quick weight loss, but calcium and other important nutrients are often missing from the menu, which can lead to bone loss. And women who consistently limit what they eat to avoid gaining weight may undermine the health of their bones

There’s no question, I love cheese. I could handle life without sweets and meats, chips and dips, butter and oil, eggs and bacon, biscuits and gravy, and even milk and ice cream. But life without cheese? I don’t think so. That would mean life without Canadian sharp, pizza, enchiladas, lasagna, macaroni and cheese, fettuccini Alfredo, crackers and cheese, bleu cheese dressing, and my best college buddy, cheese and mayo on rye. Nope, that was not going to happen. Until it did.