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The power of a photo

September 1, 2024
Matti McBride

To stay connected, the two share photos from the week via text message each Sunday evening. I immediately sent this to my friend and asked if we could try it.


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September 1, 2024 Progressive Dairy-Canada digital magazine

August 30, 2024
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How to have the conversation about prenups

Splitting up when there are farm assets involved can be tricky. Prenuptial agreements can help clarify what happens should a happily ever after turn into a divorce.
August 29, 2024
Elaine Froese

If you or someone in your farm family is getting married soon or considering marriage in the future, having the prenuptial conversation can be helpful in providing peace of mind and legal protection if the marriage does not go as planned later down the road.


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Alberta's Hofstra family turns heartbreak into a bright future

Careful planning and many conversations have led to a complete facility rebuild designed for cow comfort and efficiency.
August 28, 2024
Katie Coyne

While a barn fire is not something any dairy farm wants to go through, the Hofstra family has used their positive attitude and determination to build a barn for future generations.


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Are your PTO safety protocols good enough?

Power takeoffs (PTOs) can be very dangerous. It’s important to inspect the PTO regularly and exercise caution when working around it.
August 27, 2024
Cheryl DeCooman

PTO shafts are a great way to transfer mechanical power between tractors and other farm equipment. However, PTO shafts are also the leading cause of entanglement fatalities, which accounts for 30% of agricultural fatalities in Canada. There were 14 deaths caused directly by PTO shafts from 1998-2008 in Canada.


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The double challenge for dairy cows: Overcoming a hot transition

Cows that calve in the summer months generally have a tougher transition. Monitoring animals closely can ensure a smooth transition.
August 22, 2024
Bruna Mion

The discussion around heat stress and its consequences is not new, and many strategies can minimize these effects. However, our farm dynamics change around the summer and fall months because of the incentive days normally given in the fall.


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Highlights from the 2024 Dairy Farmers of Canada annual general meeting in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

August 21, 2024

The 2024 Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) annual general meeting in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador featured two days of insightful speakers and engaged delegates. The topics included carbon markets, antimicrobial use and resistance, supply management’s place in a changing world, the power of the Blue Cow Logo and DFC’s value-chain relationship with the food service industry.


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3 Open Minutes with Dr. Lisa McCrea: A firsthand account of the 2021 British Columbia flooding

23,000 cows were affected by the 2021 floods in southern British Columbia. Farmers were without water and power for days, milking cows on generators. Identifying possible flood zones on farms and creating a plan of action can prevent damage during future events.
August 20, 2024
Matti McBride

Dr. Lisa McCrea, dairy veterinarian and partner at AgWest Veterinary Group, spoke at the Western Canadian Dairy Seminar (WCDS) in March and reflected upon the flooding that occurred in British Columbia because of an atmospheric river in November 2021 and how it affected the dairy industry there.



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Winning the pathogen challenge: A game plan devised by experts

While it might be one of the most common diseases, the cause of scours isn’t always easy to ascertain. Three experts share insight on devising a plan to help pinpoint the issue.
August 19, 2024
Dale Miller

I occasionally get calls from customers and other producers about product features or lab samples where the results come back without a clear solution to the challenge. Some wonder why they even saw a scours outbreak and sick calves because they were doing a great job managing the calf environment and being diligent with their prevention program. It’s understandably frustrating for them, and they want answers.


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Research Review: From the Journal of Dairy Science: Influences on colostrum production and nutritional factors on milk production in automated milking systems

August 15, 2024
Pedro Nogueira

This article from researchers from Cornell University and Germany describes the individual, seasonal and herd-level variability of colostrum production and summarizes the association between animal individual factors – such as parity, sex of the calf, calf birthweight, as well as indicators of the cow’s metabolic status – and the yield and composition of colostrum.


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