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New Zealand’s dairy industryHon. John Luxton
Chairman
DairyNZ
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• DairyNZ tvc
IntroducingNZ dairy farming
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New Zealand is 1/10th the size of Argentina
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Source: IBGE, SAGyPA Indicator Series, ODEPA, OPYPA, LIC, FAONotes: 1) NZ base year is 2000/01 season.
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Ar-gentina
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
New Zea-land
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Mercosul & NZ milk production
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Uruguay
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Brazil Dairy Industry Background
Source: LIC,USDA, ODEPA, OPYPA, ESALQ
International milk prices
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• 1.46 million ha used
• >85% grazed pasture
• 16.5 billion litres
• 8th largest producer
• Only 2.3% of world production
Dairying in New Zealand
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Dairy Industry comprises ~25% of NZ’s export receipts
Milk price = international price… no tariffs and support
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NZ dairying statistics
Dairy herds 11,691
No of cows milked 4.4m
Volume of milk produced 16.5 billion litres
Average herd size (cows) 376
Average stocking rate (cows/ha)
2.8
Average milksolids per cow (kg)
318
Milksolids per herd (kg) 123,000
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How we compareNew Zealand Argentina
Milk production 18.5 m tonnes 9.5 m tonnes
Milk price 2% above world market -11% below world market
Milk consumption (ME per capita & per year)
>350 kg 187 kg
Milk processing into tradeable products
>90% 58%
Export >90% of production ~22% of production
Import ~3% of local consumption
~1% of local consumption
IFCN 2010 Dairy Report
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NZ dairy farms vs Brazilian (Goiás) farms
Performance Indices New Zealand
GO - 2009 (average)
GO - 2009 (>1,000 l/day)
Age at First Calving (months) 24 34 29
Cows in Lactation (% of total) 73% 59% 66%
Machine milking (% of herds) 100% 24.2% 94.7%
Production (litres/ha/year) 12.960 1.981 3,579
Production (litres/man-day) 2.730 124 411
Production (litres/cow/year) 4,550 1,993 3,459
Use of artificial insemination 75% 12% 68%
Cost of Labour (R$/man-day) R$125 R$14 R$26
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The farming structure is evolving towards bigger farms and fewer farmers
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Source: LIC Dairy Statistics, DairyNZ Economics Group
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Production by herd size 2009-10
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Source: DairyNZ Economics Group
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Production trends
1990 2000 2010
North Island 93% 77% 61%
South Island 7% 23% 39%
Milksolids production
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NZ Export Markets
North Asia South-East Asia
Africa and Middle-
East
South and Central America
North America
Europe Pacific -
500,000,000
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2000-01 ($m)2010-11p ($m)
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Source: Statistics New Zealand, DairyNZ Economics Group
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Major processing companies
• Fonterra Cooperative Group:– 90 percent of milk supply and exports– 40 percent of the domestic consumer market
• 2 other co-operatives: – Tatua– Westland
• 5 other processing companies:– Open Country Dairies– Synlait– New Zealand Dairies– Goodman Fielder
• Farmers own 95%+ of processing capacity
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Regulatory framework
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DIRA• Open entry and exit• Contracting rules• 20% rule• Raw milk regulations
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Fonterra milk price model
• Calculates revenue if all milk was processed into basic commodities & sold overseas
• Deducts shipping, processing & freight costs• Balance paid to farmers as milk price• Value add – eg selling premium ingredients/
investment in consumer brands – treated as profit
• Farmers receive profit as dividends on their Fonterra shares, plus price paid for raw milk
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Looking ahead
1. Dairy making large & growing contribution
2. Global supply/demand supports NZ growth
3. On-farm business success $83/ha/yr
4. Erosion of NZ’s low cost base poses threat
5. Imperatives for productivity improve remain
6. Public & consumers driving sustainability
7. Public perceptions about dairy are mixed
8. Skilled people increasingly important
9. Unified approach to innovation & adoption
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Improving productivityQuestions?