Source: Lely
Winter can be challenging for any livestock operation and without proper attention, it can lead to problems. Dairies with robotic milking systems are no exception.
With temperatures dropping outside, inside the barn there are a multitude of possible issues...
Source: Canadian Dairy Commission
The Canadian Dairy Commission, in consultation with industry stakeholders, is considering an update to the 4(m) milk class to allow dairy processors to obtain the 4(m) permit price for the buttermilk incorporated in the manufacture of...
Source: GEA
Milk producers benefit from a global service support network and digital platform for herd and farm management.
GEA, one of the world’s leading milking and feeding specialist is driving digital change. The technology group sees the future of the...
Source: The Dairy Processors Association of Canada
DPAC and CPEPC call on the government to fulfill its commitment to dairy, poultry and egg processors
What does the federal government actually mean when it commits to providing “full and fair” support for...
Source: Dairy Research Cluster 3
Principal Investigators: Greg Keefe and J Trenton McClure (University of Prince Edward Island)
Co-Investigators: Elsa Vasseur (McGill University), Luke Heider (University of Prince Edward Island), Débora Santschi (Lactanet)
National Dairy Research Strategy investment priorities targeted:
Dairy cattle...
Source: Nedap Livestock Management North America news release
Nedap Livestock Management, a global leader in automated dairy and swine herd management technology, announces two additions to its North American livestock team. Duane Kleve has joined as general manager, and Tera...
Source: The Mastitis Network
Prior to administering an injection, make sure of the following:
Consult a veterinarian about the proper use of medication.
When indicated in label directions, administer medication subcutaneously.
Restrain the animal properly.
Avoid injecting in the rump or...
When a milk check arrives it’s full of valuable information, but it’s no good if you don’t know what you’re looking at. In a three part series, Sara Dorland, managing partner at Ceres, will teach you how to understand...
Source: DairyTrace
What is DairyTrace?
DairyTrace is the new national dairy cattle traceability program administered by Lactanet Canada. This change took place on October 5, 2020. DairyTrace provides protection, prosperity and peace of mind to the Canadian dairy industry and its...
Source: Dairy Farmers of Canada
HIGHLIGHTS
Canadian dairy farmers are using technology to upgrade their farms.
Technology is taking care of tasks that previous generations did by hand.
Data is being used to optimize animal health, care, and dairy production.
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