From artisan cheese to social media to innovative farm ideas to top genetic herds making technology advancements, Progressive Dairy is excited to share the top read articles of the past 12 months.

Remember, it is your farm, your family and your choice. Make great choices for family time.

Progressive Dairy Operators are heading to California on their first international educational tour in several years, and they are focusing on some of the key issues the industry faces across North America.

The daily routine in a dairy farm is something unique to our industry, and so much happens in a day that it is impossible to describe the variety of things that get done, including numerous decisions that are made on the go.

After a few months of curtain and panel systems sitting fully open and not moving during hot weather, there comes a time every year when we must all face the fact that colder weather is coming.

Winter is part of the Canadian experience. Ensure that you have the proper clothing, footwear and attire to provide you warmth and protection from the elements. When operating a vehicle or farm equipment, always ensure that you check the weather and inspect your equipment before you leave and know when it is better to just stay home.

Postpartum uterine disease presents a major economic challenge to the commercial dairy industry. Metritis and endometritis are more prevalent in dairy cattle than other domestic species and are often associated with compromised welfare, reduced fertility and milk production losses.