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Pain management: Hurting more than your bottom line

Research suggests pain in dairy cattle affects productive life in the parlour and at the slaughterhouse.
April 17, 2024
Matti McBride

“Rather than thinking about pain at a micro level – where we’re trying to treat or mitigate painful conditions – I want to think about it on a macro level,” said Kate Creutzinger, assistant professor of animal and food science at the University of Wisconsin – River Falls, during the 2024 Western Canadian Dairy Seminar. “Let’s take a futuristic approach. Where can we go from here?”



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Dairy Farmers of Canada: Updates and information for Canadian dairy farmers on HPAI

April 16, 2024

The progression of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) requires heightened biosecurity measures at the farm, in addition to those already undertaken through the proAction biosecurity module. 


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Leading the Way: 5 steps to optimum show-day hair and hide

Avoid being penalized in showmanship for dust and dandruff on your animal with these pointers.
April 16, 2024
Katie Coyne

Top showmanship judges look for a clean, shiny animal free of dust and dandruff. A few extra minutes in the barn each day prior to the show can achieve that look for your show animals.


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Water buffalo herd brings dairy dreams to life at Coleman Meadows Farm

A Vancouver Island water buffalo dairy overcomes marketing challenges and advocates for Canadian agriculture through a direct-to-consumer approach, championing public awareness and support for the dairy industry.
April 11, 2024
Emma Ohirko

In the heart of Vancouver Island's Alberni Valley, Russell and Jennifer Dyson care for their water buffalo herd at Coleman Meadows Farm. From the bustling milking parlour to the warm welcome of visitors, their passion for farming and advocacy is palpable. The couple share an unwavering dedication to Canadian agriculture, bolstered by their bonds with the unusual creatures helping them fulfill their dairy dreams.



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Understanding farmer stressors and opening doors to cultivate mental well-being

Dairy farmers have some of the highest incidence of mental health troubles among Canadian farmers, citing isolation, regulations and public pressures as their most significant stressors.
April 10, 2024
Rebecca Purc-Stephenson

For many, the life of a farmer sounds peaceful: living in the countryside, working outdoors, growing our food – but a scratch on that surface is going to show a much different reality.


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Progressive Events: Sustainability, longevity themes throughout Western Canadian Dairy Seminar

Dairy enthusiasts enjoyed conversations surrounding sustainability and longevity during the annual conference in Alberta.
April 9, 2024
Matti McBride

Whether new research was presented or different management tactics were discussed, one question was consistent throughout the conference: How will this affect the longevity of a cow?


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How can we get more family time on our farm?

Striking a work-life balance is difficult but necessary, and to do so requires rest, help and quality family time.
April 4, 2024
Elaine Froese

Your body is not a machine. You are not serving yourself or others well by being a workaholic. When are you going to pay attention to your physical, emotional and mental needs, and those of your spouse and family?


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Untapped potential: Reframing mastitis vaccination in our evolving industry

Adding a mastitis vaccine to your herd health toolbox will not only help with mastitis control but also improve farm profitability, animal welfare and herd longevity.
April 3, 2024
Shannon Walsh

Approximately 50% of dairy cows, the pinnacle of metabolic athletes within the species, will experience a production-associated disease (e.g., mastitis, metritis, ketosis, displaced abomasum) in every lactation. Even in the best facilities with the best management, mastitis is an inherent risk that can’t be eliminated, so our aim is to reduce it.


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Diagnosing and managing a leptospirosis crisis on a 500-cow dairy

A veterinarian describes the navigation and successful treatment of a leptospirosis crisis; highlighting the challenges, diagnostic breakthrough and importance of collaboration in addressing unforeseen herd health issues.
April 2, 2024
Emma Ohirko

A mysterious disease that pops up suddenly, spreads quickly and strikes with devastating consequences is pretty much every dairy farmer’s worst nightmare. For one ill-fated central Alberta dairy, this nightmare became a grim reality.



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The excitement is palpable

April 1, 2024
Katie Coyne

Can you feel the excitement of the dairy industry as we enter spring 2024? I can! I remember as a child when we got to the month of April, we could hardly contain our excitement, as it meant that it was time to get back to our friends in the cow business through sales, shows and social events.


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