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Is milk only good for calves?

Consumer Question

Humans are omnivores, which means we are naturally able to eat all sorts of different plant and animal foods. We can derive great benefits from the high nutrient richness and availability of milk and milk products.

Dairy Farmers of Canada welcomes compensation announcement

Corporate News

The announcement today by the Honourable Marie-Claude Bibeau, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, of the second year of promised compensation for concessions made to the domestic dairy production as part of CETA and CPTPP as well as the schedule of payments for the remaining balance provides more certainty for dairy farmers, according to DFC.

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!

Healthy ways to satisfy your sweet tooth

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Find yourself craving a little sweetness? If so, you’re not alone! Research suggests that our taste for sweet foods is innate – we’re actually born with it. Experts believe that we evolved with our liking for sweetness because our brain depends on glucose (a basic type of sugar) to function.

How Agricultural Technology Helps Cows Thrive

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.

Yogurt: Get in on a good thing

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Yogurt is more than just a satisfying snack. Bonus: it's a nutritious food too! Let’s take a look!

Canadian Dairy Farmers Celebrate World School Milk Day

Corporate News

Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) is proud to join over 40 countries across the globe to celebrate World School Milk Day, and highlight the positive contributions the program has made to the health and well-being of children across Canada, so they can play, learn, and grow.