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Video: Meet the winners of the Dairy Farm Sustainability Award

Aug 02, 2012
Dairy, Sustainability, Video
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On July 18, the Dairy Farmers of Canada announced the recipients of the first-ever Dairy Farm Sustainability Award. The award was presented to Anita Grenier and Rock Simard of Ferme M. Grenier et fils for reducing soil erosion on their land.

Take a tour of their operation and learn about their passion and commitment:

Congratulations to Anita and Rock and all of the nominees for their great work. Thanks to the Dairy Farmers of Canada for recognizing the tradition of environmental stewardship practiced byCanada’s farmers.

Learn more about the award and this year’s finalists.

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  • BeaElliott

    These female cows are forcibly artificially inseminated to become pregnant and continue lactating. After 9 months, the dairy industry steals these baby calves shortly after they are born. The “worthless” males who can’t make milk are either killed immediately or kept in isolation for a few months to become veal. The unfortunate females calves follow their mother’s sad lot all the way to the last moments on the kill floor when they are no longer “productive”.

    Adult humans do not need cow’s milk any more than they need goat’s milk, wolf’s milk, camel’s milk, giraffe’s milk. Unweaned infants do remarkably better on their own mother’s breast milk which is what our species was intended to consume.

    Thankfully there’s abundant plant based alternatives that are just as nutritional, just as satisfying and just as versatile in cooking. Some even have twice the amount of calcium and vitamin D as cow’s milk does. Protein? Where does the cow get hers from? Dark greens…

    There’s absolutely nothing beneficial to the human diet in cow’s milk. It’s also destructive to the environment and a tragic waste of resources. Perhaps it is time for “unweaned” adults to look beyond what deceptiveness and hype the dairy industry is pitching at you in order to keep their profits and their cruel practices in check.

  • amte

    The goal of Agriculture More than Ever is to encourage dialogue about the importance of the Canadian agriculture and agri-food industry. While we do not share your views, your comments will likely generate dialogue! Thank you.

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