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  •   Home > News > Business

    Dairy farmers are being urged to get ready for Omicron

    Dairy farmers are being urged to get ready for Omicron


    Dairy NZ chief executive Tim Mackle says the variant's infectiousness ... means it's likely farm teams could be impacted.

    He says the organisation's website has a planning template farmers can use.

    Mackle says teams should get together and talk about how to look after staff and their households.

    He says farms should discuss steps to reduce infection.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    International:
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    Basketball:
    ANBL basketball great Andrew Gaze believes Breakers assistant coach Judd Flavell deserves a promotion 7:47

    Motoring:
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    Business:
    Promising signs when it comes to consumer arrears 7:17

    International:
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    Law and Order:
    A Police scene guard's been in place at a Whangarei property, as officers investigate an unexplained death 4:57

    Business:
    The conflict in the Middle East has seen oil prices jump - and could mean higher costs at the pump 21:57

    International:
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