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How much do dairy cows contribute to global warming?

15.11.2019 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

Answering this question requires a nuanced understanding of agricultural emissions. In this article, Dr Frank Mitloehner of UC Davis clarifies some common FAQs.

DFC President Statement: COVID-19 pandemic

18.03.2020 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

By Pierre Lampron, President of Dairy Farmers of Canada

Easy, Cheesy Cheese Scones Recipe with Cheddar

01.01.2010 Consumer Recipe

Warm, buttery cheddar cheese scones that are bursting with cheese in every bite. Serve them with your favourite meal or on their own for a great snack.

Classic Seafood Chowder Recipe with Milk

16.11.2009 Consumer Recipe

Reel in the catch of the day and serve up a comforting bowl of classic seafood clam chowder. Elevate the recipe with your favourite fish or shellfish and enjoy!

Simply the Best Raisin Bran Muffins – with Buttermilk

15.10.2009 Consumer Recipe

Not only are these raisin & bran buttermilk muffins a terrific source of your daily recommended fibre, they are also a delicious way to start your day.

Canadian agri-food production leaders unite

22.09.2021 Corporate News

We celebrate achievements and commit to continue to advance Canada’s leadership role in the production of safe, sustainable and nutritious food ahead of the United Nations Food Systems Summit.

Celebrate Home for the Holidays with Canadian Dairy

06.12.2021 Corporate News

DFC launches two new seasonal campaigns to encourage consumers to #ChooseCanadianDairy and make holiday moments better with Happy Holi-Dairy

Let’s take a moment to celebrate: a message from Pierre Lampron, President of DFC

31.05.2021 Corporate Article Mr. Pierre Lampron

June 1st is World Milk Day, and Dairy Farmers of Canada is pleased to commemorate and support this important day.

Ultimate Tomato Mac and Cheese Recipe

01.01.2010 Consumer Recipe

The all-time classic comfort food. A tasty take on mac and cheese using diced tomatoes. It will have both adults and kids alike scooping up seconds (or thirds).