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Recherche laitère : Utiliser les surplus de lactose des industriels laitiers dans l’alimentation de la vache, pourquoi pas?

March 1, 2026

Les premiers résultats du projet Milky Whey, financé par la Grappe de recherche laitière 4.


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La laiterie : Le maïs et son berceau

March 1, 2026
Ryan Dennis

Le maïs n’est pas seulement né au Mexique, il a été le fondement même de son développement. Dans les régions centrales du pays, les paysans ont commencé à faire la culture sélective de la téosinte, une graminée sauvage bien différente du maïs d’aujourd’hui. Au fil des siècles, ils ont réussi à sélectionner artificiellement les plants pour en améliorer les valeurs nutritives. 


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Les visites virtuelles des fermes organisées par les PLC permettent de mieux comprendre les pratiques canadiennes en production laitière

March 1, 2026

Les interactions personnelles et le fait de vivre soi-même une expérience peuvent favoriser une meilleure compréhension des pratiques de la production laitière canadienne. C'est ce que l'on constate chez les étudiants universitaires qui participent aux visites virtuelles de fermes organisées par les Producteurs laitiers du Canada (PLC).


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Laboratoire vivant – Lait carboneutre : quand l’innovation se vit concrètement sur les fermes

Comment réduire l’empreinte carbone des fermes laitières, de façon concrète, sans perdre de vue la réalité du terrain?
February 28, 2026
Élodie Revert-Nicolas

Des décisions liées à la gestion du troupeau, comme la réduction de l’âge au premier vêlage, font aussi partie des leviers évalués, illustrant comment les choix quotidiens à la ferme s’inscrivent directement dans le bilan carbone global.


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Optimiser la gestion de l’eau : un levier pour des fermes laitières durables

February 28, 2026
Stéphanie Claveau, Lorie Desrochers, and Audrey-Anne Poulin

L’affiche scientifique présentant ce projet de recherche lors du plus récent Symposium des bovins laitiers a reçu le Prix Alain-Fournier / Coup de cœur du public.


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January DMC margin lands at $7.81 per cwt

Milk prices fell to pressures of overproduction as feed costs held steady, resulting in a Dairy Margin Coverage margin of $7.81 per hundredweight and triggering payments in both tiers of the program.
February 27, 2026
Jenn Coyne

The USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) Ag Prices report, released Feb. 27, established January’s Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program calculations. Factors contributing to the margin include a milk price $1.50 below December 2025’s price and feed costs 11 cents higher than that of the month prior.


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Cattle health at the forefront of CattleCon presentations

Cattle health was at the forefront of conversation at Cattlemen’s College during NCBA’s CattleCon 2026. Now is the time to protect and prepare your herd for continued profitably in an unprecedented environment.
February 27, 2026
Abigail George

With U.S. cow herd size at a 75-year low and with no reprieve in sight, it’s never been more important to protect your cattle and operation. Farmers and ranchers should consider how to protect their animals and operation before it is too late. Here are a few of the topics shared at Cattlemen’s College during NCBA’s CattleCon 2026 in in Nashville, Tennessee.


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Your ration and stress

Focusing on balanced nutrition and finding some go-to routines that work to keep you on track during stressful times can help you feel better.
February 27, 2026
Michele Payn

Feed. One of the most frequently analyzed pieces of the dairy business. But how about your own ration? If you’re like many in agriculture, your own nutrition falls far down the list – and the cows consume a more balanced diet than you.


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Is this the best dairy in the world?

Whether it’s the world’s best dairy depends on how you define best. This family-scale herd may not stand out on scale, but it does stand out in long-term cow health, comfort and productivity.
February 27, 2026
Alvaro Garcia

Is this the best dairy in the world? That depends on how excellence is defined. If success is measured by scale or throughput, perhaps not. But if it is measured by how long cows remain healthy, comfortable and economically productive, this family-scale herd makes a compelling case.


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Dairy risk management calendar: March 2026

Progressive Dairy provides monthly updates to important dates, reports and advice affecting risk management decisions.
February 26, 2026
Jenn Coyne

Futures prices are rising with news of competitive international prices and strong U.S. dairy exports coupled with the government’s announcement of dairy product purchases, all making for a bullish outlook for U.S. dairy producers in March.


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