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Velvety Vichyssoise

15.10.2009 Consumer Recipe

A velvety smooth soup. It's lightly seasoned and should be served well chilled.

Consider using alternatives to palm supplements, says Dairy Farmers of Canada

25.02.2021 Corporate News

Dairy Farmers across Canada have listened attentively to the concerns expressed by consumers in recent weeks over the use of animal feed supplements containing palm by-products.

Draft update to the dairy cattle Code of Practice released for public comment

29.11.2021 Corporate News

The National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC) and Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) are pleased to announce the launch of the public comment period for the draft update to the Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Dairy Cattle.

How Agricultural Technology Helps Cows Thrive

29.07.2019 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

From tracking individual and herd health to the advances in diets, see how Canadian dairy farmers are using technology to improve the well-being of their cows.

Expert working group on palm feed supplementation in dairy

15.03.2021 Corporate News

A group of experts from different fields is coming together to look into issues raised by consumers surrounding the consistency of butter and animal feed supplements containing palm by-products.

Animal Care is Our Business

25.10.2021 Corporate Resource

When it comes to their cows, dairy farmers are the experts – but they also work with experts, like vets and cow nutrition experts. Come and meet the team!

Healthy Cows Make Happy Farmers

31.01.2025 Corporate Article DFC - PLC

The welfare of cows means a lot to dairy farmers. Cows are prized possessions and the reason farmers get up everyday to do what they love to do, which is providing Canadians with first-rate milk.

DairyTrace Now Set for Fall Implementation Following CFIA Approval

19.06.2020 Corporate News

Lactanet Canada and Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) today announced that DairyTrace, the much-anticipated national dairy cattle traceability program will become a reality in the fall of 2020, providing a single, common framework for dairy farmers to track animal identity and movements.