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The Canadian Milking Shorthorn Society (CMSS) presented its Distinguished Service Award to Mike Sullivan of Maple Inn Farms, Peterborough, Ontario.
Sullivan has been a fixture of the Milking Shorthorn breed in Ontario for many years and has served the breed in number of ways.
Dairy Farmers of Canada declared Quality Cheese Ricotta as the Grand Champion at the 8th edition of the Canadian Cheese Grand Prix. The Ricotta was the first fresh cheese and the first cheese from Ontario to be honored as a Grand Champion.
The Canadian Dairy Commission (CDC) has announced the creation of a milk class for mozzarella cheese to be used on fresh pizzas. The new 3(d) class was approved by the Canadian Milk Supply Management Committee (CMSMC) and will take effect June 1.
Most dairy producers I’ve talked to tell me they farm because they love the outdoors, they love working with animals, they love operating equipment and they love working in the fields.
Rarely do I hear it’s because they love producing a high-quality beverage for infants or the elderly.
A primary goal at Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) is to promote the quality and the great nutritional value of Canadian dairy products.
Through advertising, contests, partnerships, educational programs and media relations, DFC promotes Canadian milk products and encourages healthy eating habits.
The Canadian government has an ambitious trade agenda. It has negotiated, is currently negotiating or is studying the possibility of negotiating deals with 80 countries.
The Canada-Europe trade deal (CETA), which is close to completion, and the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) are new-generation trade deals.
This means they are planned to be as comprehensive and ambitious as possible, without any preset exceptions – dealing with everything from trade of goods to intellectual property and investment rights.
As is tradition, three Alberta dairies graciously opened their farms to tours by attendees of the Western Canadian Dairy Seminars held March 5-8 in Red Deer, Alberta. Here is a glimpse into each of their operations.
Mastitis is among the most costly diseases of dairy cattle.
It is a complex disease with many causes, many presentations and many treatment options.
Prevention remains the most effective means of controlling this disease.
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