DairyNZ Principal Scientist - Animals Dr John Roche has been appointed an Adjunct Professor at Lincoln University.
Ngakuru, south of Rotorua, is home to the Brown Family and their once-a-day dairy farm, which was converted from a twice-a-day system five years ago.
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AdvertisementDairyNZ Principal Scientist - Animals Dr John Roche has been appointed an Adjunct Professor at Lincoln University.
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Factoring in the price of carbon, water availability and the expected rapid growth in demand from our Asian neighbours 
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