No avian influenza has been found in Canadian dairy cattle, but it could be a matter of time, says a University of Calgary researcher. A healthy cow is shown in Canada.

Avian influenza not going away, says professor

Canadian dairy farmers need to be prepared for an outbreak at some point as more than 1,000 U.S. herds have been affected

Canadian dairy farmers need to be prepared for an outbreak of avian influenza at some point as more than 1,000 U.S. herds have been affected says Frank van der Meer, of the University of Calgary’s School of Veterinary Medicine.


Dave Fortier and Sophie Bédard enjoy the freedom with their children that robotic milking offers them.

Managing through a dairy barn retrofit

Human factors were the most challenging part of dealing with a change from a tie-stall to freestall with robotic milking on this Quebec farm

Dave Fortier and Sophie Bédard found that human factors were the most challenging part of a major dairy barn renovation which changed the barn from tie-stall to freestall and robotic milking.





Enzo Beduz has moved to Canada from France to help develop the market for Lucas G’s automated feeding system for cows and goats

Lucas G brings new robotic feeder to Canada

The French company’s system uses a feed kitchen, stationary mixer and a robot to deliver the feed

Lucas G is bringing its automated feeding system to Canadian dairy farms. Its system uses a feed kitchen, stationary mixer and a robot to deliver the feed.