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Research Review: What does an average veterinary herd health management visit look like, and can it be optimized?

May 9, 2024

Discover how to use herd health visits as an opportunity to optimize health, welfare and production, leading to more informed, timely decisions to improve herd management over time.


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The HR approach to safety culture

Workplace culture defines the norms and behaviours on a dairy farm, with a positive safety culture influencing key areas like productivity, costs and employee well-being.
May 8, 2024
Cheryl DeCooman

Human resource management is instrumental in creating a safe work environment and proactive, preventive culture. Part of a positive approach to human resources is actively promoting a positive work environment that values employee health and safety.


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Three pillars of sustainability in the dairy scope

Sustainability has three pillars: economic, environmental and social. Industry experts weighed in on each pillar's importance in the dairy industry's success and emphasized the importance of telling our dairy stories.
May 7, 2024
Matti McBride

Western Canadian Dairy Seminar selected “Empowered for the Future” as the theme for the March 2024 conference held in Red Deer, Alberta, and placed a heavy emphasis on sustainability throughout the event. Attendees heard from three experts on the pillars of sustainability: economic, environmental and social.


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Is it time to walk away? The transition plan breaking point

Transition planning can be messy and heartbreaking. If opening up communication and forging a plan is not possible – even with the help of a third party – it may be time to move on.
May 2, 2024
Emma Ohirko

Transition planning is never easy or simple, but some cases are much harder than others. If you are at an impasse, it may be time to evaluate the consequences of continuing with a transition plan so you can make the hard decision sooner rather than later.



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Voltage Vigilance: Your stray voltage awareness checklist

April 30, 2024

The repercussions on the well-being and productivity of your animals can be caused by a multitude of elements.


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Antimicrobial stewardship: Balancing health, profitability and sustainability

Antimicrobial stewardship is vital for responsible farm management, as it prevents costly consequences like antibiotic resistance, highlighting the need for informed antibiotic use and preventive measures to ensure animal health, farm profitability and societal well-being.
April 30, 2024
Simon Dufour and Aida Mínguez-Menéndez

When an antibiotic is administered, susceptible bacteria may be eliminated, allowing resistant bacteria to thrive and become dominant. This can make the antibiotic ineffective for future treatments and can therefore increase the risk of infections persisting in the afflicted animal and spreading to other animals in the herd, or to humans. 


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Health and safety communication board regulations

Regulations mandate the inclusion of a health and safety communication board in every workplace; it must include seven specific elements.
April 18, 2024
Cheryl DeCooman

In Ontario, the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) mandates that every workplace have a health and safety communication board which includes mandatory components, based on the number of employees within the employer's operation. 


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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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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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