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Protein for your fitness and health

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Protein plays many roles in your body and is essential for health at every age. So, it’s not surprising that protein is so popular these days!

DFC reacts to the TPP-11 Ministerial Statement

Corporate Article Pierre Lampron

According to today’s Ministerial Statement released from the TPP-11 talks in Da Nang Vietnam, no final agreement has been reached on a TPP-11 deal without the United States.

How Many Cows are on Canadian Dairy Farms?

Corporate Article DFC - PLC

Dairy farms in Canada come in all shapes and sizes, and vary by region. At an average of 96 cows per farm, Canadian dairy farms might be smaller than you think.

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Protecting Soil and Conserving Water

Corporate Resource

Canadian dairy farms protect soil and conserve water by minimizing tillage, cover crops, rotational grazing, wetland conservation and riparian zones.

There’s no monopoly on supporting dairy

Corporate Article Pierre Lampron

Canadian and U.S. dairy industries are fundamentally different. While Canadians enjoy stable prices and supply, the US market is vulnerable to unexpected surplus of product, driving prices down for farmers and disrupting the market for consumers.

En route to the second round of NAFTA negotiations

Corporate Article Pierre Lampron

On August 16, I landed in Washington for the first round of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) renegotiations. You could feel the anticipation in the air as politicians remained vague yet optimistic in their comments, while journalists attempted to read between the lines and predict any possible changes for NAFTA 2.0. In headlines that week were endless articles and speculations about the future of the dairy industry and ways to undermine supply management in Canada.