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Andrew Smith

Andrew Smith

South Island Sales Manager

M. 027 588 5961
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Graham Beggs

Graham Beggs

FIL Area Manager

Central & Northern Southland

M. 027 472 1818
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Jenna Butson

Jenna Butson

FIL Area Manager

Otago, Ranfurly & Omakau

M. 027 549 8182
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Matthew Jenkins

FIL Area Manager

Western Southland

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News & advice

Farm Moving Day Tips

Farm Moving Day Tips

14 May 2025

June 1 marks one of the biggest days in the dairy farming calendar. While the lead up can be a stressful period, it doesn't have to be.

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Shed shutdown: finishing the season off right

Shed shutdown: finishing the season off right

28 Apr 2025

Leave your milking plant clean and sanitary so you can hit the ground running next season.

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Focusing on teat condition during late lactation

Focusing on teat condition during late lactation

11 Mar 2025

Maintaining teat condition in late lactation is crucial before drying off the herd.

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What Our Farmers Say

James Deans
Southland dairy farmer achieves first grade-free season after years of persistent hygiene issues

Now in his ninth season on a 370-hectare dairy farm in Southland, James Deans has achieved unexpected success after switching to FIL products, resulting in his first-ever grade-free season.

James Deans - Southland

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Jess Hardegger
Case Study: Jess Hardegger - How to keep your herd clean and clear

Back in 2018, Jess Hardegger had 27 clinical mastitis cases present in just 17 days through the January dry period, the somatic cell count jumped from 70-80,000 to 230-240,000 simultaneously.

Jess Hardegger - Southland

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