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Peter Gould, general manager, Dairy Farmers of Ontario (DFO), took a break from the DFO Spring Policy Conference to stop in at the PDO Triennial Symposium on March 23 in Toronto. His presentation focused on the six biggest policy factors affecting the Canadian dairy industry.
Rumination, the cow’s ability to turn food over and over in the stomach in order to digest it, is by far one of the most telling signals the animal has in conveying health status and well-being.
If someone were to create a formal job description for a farmer, one of the main criteria for the applicant would have to be the ability to adapt. Since farmers contend with Mother Nature and living organisms – cows, calves, plants, etc. – they must always adapt to a new situation.
Dairy Research Symposium – Latest developments presented to farmers
On Feb. 5, more than 265 dairy farmers and other agricultural professionals from across the country took part in the Dairy Research Symposium sponsored by the Dairy Research Cluster.
An online continuing education program developed by Dairy Farmers of Canada is changing the way medical professionals treat patients with lactose intolerance.
In order for the Canadian dairy industry to remain sustainable, it needs to work together to overcome the challenges it faces and seize the opportunities before it.
My parents married Dec. 27, 1955. My brothers each chose to marry that same week in 1984 and 1990. I, being the rebel, got married on Independence Day: July 4, 1981. Wes and I have outlasted Chuck and Di, who married the same year, same month.
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