CRV works to ensure a sustainable national animal evaluation solution for dairy farmers
While CRV agrees with DairyNZ’s proposed national animal evaluation concept and the inclusion of genomics, it do not endorse the proposal as it stands.
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Dairy farmers encouraged to invest in livestock wisely as costs rise and cow numbers decline
As costs of production soar and cow numbers decline, more dairy farmers need to take advantage of the technologies available to identify the best animals to rear and mate and make sure they use their investments in livestock wisely.
Genetics can help South Island dairy farmers produce more from less as dry summers persist
As dry summers persist in the South Island, genetics could hold the answer to helping dairy farmers breed healthy cows that produce more milk from less feed.
Irishman shares international breeding expertise with Matamata dairy farmers
From breeding high performing Charolais cattle in Ireland, Mark Whelan is now sharing his international breeding expertise with Matamata dairy farmers to help them breed better cows faster.
Regulatory and financial challenges boost sexed semen and dairy beef sales by 40%
Sales for CRV's sexed semen and dairy beef rose by more than 40 percent as dairy farmers continue to look for way to remain profitable while dealing with changes.