Someone sped up the clock. It’s just not right. Christmas comes every other month now, and the rest of the holidays are crunched in between.

They said there wasn’t a horse he couldn’t train. They said the most obstinate animals are obedient to him. They said a horse sensed his authority the moment he stepped in the corral.

As we ring in the New Year, we often look for the future’s possibilities and set our New Year resolutions for the upcoming year. However, I also think it is a vital time to reflect on the past year and everything that has happened within those 12 months.

A famous Hollywood superstar has just declared their New Year’s resolution was to become a farmer. Said person’s reasoning was to enjoy nature, live off only the food they grow for themselves and live a simpler life.

In less than two weeks, Progressive Dairyman will send out its first-ever Extra enewsletter dedicated solely to the Canadian dairy industry. This new digital offering is something you’ll want to get. Here are seven reasons why.

In the wake of the upcoming implementation of the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement, which will eventually permit a greater quantity of European cheese to enter our domestic market, and the recent conclusion of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) felt it even more imperative to do all that was within its power to ensure that Canadian cheese remain top-of-mind among both its key consumers and emerging markets in the crucial final quarter of 2015.

The 48th annual B.C. Dairy Expo will take place in conjunction with the Pacific Agriculture Show from Jan. 27-28. The first day consists of self-guided, day-long farm tours, while the second day is a half-day seminar program from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the BMO Room at the Tradex – Trade and Exhibition Centre in Abbotsford, British Columbia.