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Fifteen new research projects targeting dairy farm efficiency and sustainability, cow health and welfare, milk quality, and dairy and cardiometabolic health were announced under the Dairy Research Cluster 3 in July 2019.
An innovative new campaign by the Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) aims to shift perceptions of dairy among millennial and generation Z consumers by rethinking how it’s consumed.
The English proverb “good things come to those who wait” is probably repeated often this time of year as little ones (and some big people, too) get caught up in the excitement of the Christmas season.
Yesterday, I spent some time sucking water seepage out of our basement, the result of an early wet snow in October. This morning, I forced my way through partially frozen ground to retrieve the last few carrots.
With the holiday season right around the corner, there are a million things that need to be done. You may still be finishing things up from the summer growing season, preparing for the cold Canadian winter ahead and, on top of all this, attending family holiday events can feel like a full-time job in itself.
Christmas is a magical time. From the twinkling lights, decorations and Christmas carols, to cups of hot chocolate and skating on a frozen pond, everyone has something they love about Christmas festivities.
“When will I finally get my own cow?” At 7 years old, Xavier Malenfant from Saint-Cyprien, Quebec, wasn’t kidding at all when he asked his godfather and uncle that question. Four years later, Dave Labrie says without a doubt, the decision to buy a Brown Swiss cow for his nephew was the right one to make.
Here is a listing of our most popular articles, according to pageview metrics from Google Analytics, published between Oct. 1, 2018 and Oct. 1, 2019. As we revisit these topics, we reached out to the authors or sources featured for follow-up commentary.
With a growing interest in beef-on-dairy breeding programs and more and more dairy producers implementing these strategies, the organizers of the 2019 Canadian Dairy XPO invited a panel of speakers to share their experiences in this field.
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