Progressive Dairy — Canada
Integrated pest management is crucial to ensure overall cow welfare and productivity, requiring sanitation practices, preventive measures and rodent control to manage pests and enhance profitability.
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Revised Dairy Code of Practice: What does it mean for us?
The revised Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Dairy Cattle will be integrated with proAction to reinforce consumer perceptions of Canadian dairy farmers as global leaders in animal care.
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Progressive Events: Lessons from the NHL, AI and Germany shared at inaugural CDX Business Summit
Dairy business leaders convened in Stratford, Ontario, to learn from those outside the industry, gaining insights in leadership and innovation that can be applied on the farm.
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Beware of the status quo: Challenges on the horizon for Canadian dairy
The Canadian dairy industry must rally together to tackle upcoming challenges, including aging infrastructure, trade dynamics and regulatory uncertainties, by embracing positive momentum and proactive strategies advocated by industry veterans.
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Forage season success starts with first cutting
A quick analysis of 2023 forage quality is just one step in quality forage production of first crop.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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