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Dairy farmers of Canada: DFC targets net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050

April 4, 2022
On Feb. 2, Pierre Lampron, president of Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC), announced that DFC is committing to a goal of net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from farm-level dairy production by the year 2050.
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Dairy producers are carbon farmers, too

March 9, 2022
Karen Lee
Climate change is a global problem. While world leaders and scientists meet to find solutions, U.S. dairy producers are well-poised to play a part in these efforts.
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Dairy Farmers of Canada: Nutrition Month 2022 – Sustainable healthy eating

January 31, 2022
Each year during the month of March, Dietitians of Canada presents Nutrition Month to celebrate food and healthy eating by shining a spotlight on dietitians’ role in providing effective, credible nutrition guidance to Canadians.
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Formulating dairy diets to reduce greenhouse gas

January 18, 2022
Charles Qin and Brittany Wood
Methane is the second-leading driver of climate change, having contributed 0.5 degree of the 1.1 degrees of human-induced warming since pre-industrial times, according to the latest assessment by the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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The dairy cow and manure technology, moving us into the future

December 11, 2021
Jeramy Sanford
Technology continues evolving at a rapid pace, helping dairy farmers become even more sustainable.
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Tim the Dairy Farmer: MooLoo?

November 7, 2021
Tim Moffett
Well, now they are potty-training cows. I learned how to do it only to prove to my mom I was smarter than my brother. That’s right, they now have developed livestock latrines – or what scientists are calling a MooLoo.
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Feed production methods to reduce emissions, sequester carbon

October 7, 2021
Karen Lee
Feed production amounts to roughly a quarter of dairy’s overall greenhouse gas footprint.
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A methane lover’s delight: Garlic

September 28, 2021
Woody Lane
Methane emissions from ruminants do play a factor in a warming planet. But there are feeding options being researched that could help reduce that impact.
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Opportunities to reduce methane emissions

June 24, 2021
Robert Fears
Climate change, caused in part by release of greenhouse gases, is a frequent topic for discussion and debate. Greenhouse gases of concern are primarily carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
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How can we impact enteric methane emissions from cattle?

May 25, 2021
Kate Cowles and Yan Sun
All economic sectors have an impact on global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), agriculture accounts for 14% of global emissions.
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