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Dairy Farmers of Canada Celebrates World Milk Day

Corporate News

DFC leadership highlighted that while the industry here in Canada continues to be sustainable, competitive, and innovative, challenges exist that require the Government to take action.

June 1 is World Milk Day: Celebrate with Dairy Farmers of Canada

Corporate Article Mr. David Wiens

June 1 is World Milk Day, where we celebrate this passion and hard work. Every year on this day, people all over the world come together to enjoy their favourite dairy foods and salute those who produce them. In Canada, we can do this knowing that the Canadian milk in our fridges is safe, delicious, and homegrown.

COVID-19: Information for consumers

Corporate Article DFC - PLC

We recognize that in light of the COVID-19 outbreak, consumers have a variety of questions about milk and dairy products. Please find information and answers to some of the most common questions here.

Getting ahead of mental health under COVID-19

Corporate Article DFC - PLC

With school, work and personal routines replaced with unpredictability and uncertainty, mental health has quickly become a top concern in the wake of the pandemic. Psychologist Pierrette Desrosiers spoke with DFC to offer her advice to farmers on maintaining mental health during COVID-19.

What are the advantages of having more smaller farms instead of a few consolidated farms?

Consumer Question

Having multiple, smaller farms is an advantage when it comes to food security. When many farms are spread across different regions, food supply is less affected by unpredictable events like storms, droughts, or disease outbreaks. If farms are smaller and spread out, an event will affect fewer farms and less of a country’s supply, reducing the risk for impact on consumer prices and availability.