Decade of dairying reveals plateauing of profit
“Farmers are no more profitable now than 10 years ago"
Increased milk production through intensification has not returned a comparable increase in value to the average dairy farmer, as exponential rises in feed costs erode New Zealand’s traditionally low-cost, competitive advantage.
So says DairyNZ’s principal scientist John Roche, having analysed the
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Jamie Ball
Wed, 20 May 2015
Wed, 20 May 2015
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Decade of dairying reveals plateauing of profit
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