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Engineering a new path into dairy
Nick Lowe and Annie Burford didn’t grow up in dairy farming. Their move into the industry came from a mix of opportunity, curiosity and a...
Tracking reproductive gains
Farmers around the world remain firmly focused on improving reproductive performance within their herd, and with good reason.
From high performance to herd performance
Richard Hamilton’s journey has taken him from the heights of elite sport to a life centred on purpose- driven leadership.
Genetic gain: Why bull team movement signals progress
In the past, a bull could remain in a team for several years with little change, but today, that’s no longer the case
Paynes Farm: A generational legacy of genetic excellence
The Payne family's dairying legacy began in Huntly in 1972, when Rex Payne purchased a neighbour’s herd of cows.
Celebrating Our 2026 International Sires of the Year
LIC is proud to recognise three outstanding bulls and their breeders as our 2026 International Sires of the Year.
The basics of animal improvement
Genetic gain is widely understood in global dairy breeding – and while the formula is simple, the progress it delivers is steady, cumulative, and incredibly...
From handshakes to high rainfall: Rowan Priest & Rob Gair’s sharefarming journey
How a Kiwi and an Englishman swapped an ownership dream for scalable success across Victoria, Gippsland and North West Tasmania.