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In the past 30 years, manure storage has changed, particularly when it comes to size. As storage facilities grow, thorough agitation becomes a challenge.
Ontario is having a heated battle over milk containers, 3-litre milk containers to be exact.
According to an article in The Star by Brian Platt, the Ontario Dairy Council and the Dairy Farmers of Ontario are at odds over the sale of 3-litre milk containers.
When we think of in-laws, we often think of daughters-in-law, mothers-in-law and fathers-in-law, but in-laws also include the sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law who may be involved in the farm with you or are impacting you from afar.
It’s back … our annual State of the Dairy Industry issue, where we share recently released statistical information and get a glimpse at trends and topics worth noting for the entire industry.
A study led by Dr. Steven Roche at the University of Guelph has shown that peer learning groups, involving dairy producers and veterinarian facilitators, are effective at improving awareness, changing attitudes and motivating on-farm change to control disease.
Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) is pleased to announce that Clovermead Farms Inc. in Alma, Ontario, owned and operated by the Whale family, won the Dairy Farmers Sustainability Award, sponsored by DeLaval Canada.
The Klaesi family came to Canada from Switzerland in 1990, when Elias was just a lad. The farm in the old country had no room for expansion, and more land was needed.
Earlier this summer, Dairy Farmers of Canada Executive Director Richard Doyle announced he plans to retire on Aug. 31 after a remarkable career of continuous service to the organization, its stakeholders, Canadian dairy provincial organizations and dairy farmers.
The race to meet incentive days has already begun. Dairy farmers across Canada have the opportunity to increase their total milk revenue from 1.6 percent to 10 percent per month over the five-month or six-month period.
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Earlier this summer, Dairy Farmers of Canada Executive Director Richard Doyle announced he plans to retire on Aug. 31 after a remarkable career of continuous service to the organization, its stakeholders, Canadian dairy provincial organizations and dairy farmers.
