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The Canadian Podcow

Sarah Sache & Andrew Campbell

Together, we are going to explore different issues related to the dairy industry. We will learn, understand and analyze all of this and share with you our perspective on the dairy industry, both here at home and around the world. We look forward to talking to you about all the issues that affect the industry, for example: we will analyze market trends and international trade, we will learn about new developments in research related to dairy production and dairy products, we are going to talk about

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47:00

Cover crops on the dairy farm

The Canadian Podcow ·

2026/09/30

Cover crops are often discussed in terms of soil health — preventing erosion, capturing nutrients and building soil quality. But on a dairy farm, there’s another question worth asking: Can that cover crop also help feed the cows?Growing a crop in a window when a field might otherwise sit empty can provide an opportunity to produce additional forage while also protecting the soil.But making that work takes some planning. The crop you choose, when you plant it, when you harvest it, and how you manage

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40:00

A New Front in the Trade War

The Canadian Podcow ·

2026/08/12

In this episode, we examine the latest developments in the ongoing trade dispute between the United States and Canada and what they could mean for Canada's dairy sector.In July, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a major escalation in trade measures by proposing a 50% tariff increase on targeted Canadian imports under Section 338 of the U.S. Tariff Act of 1930. According to the White House, the move is intended to address what the administration describes as longstanding trade imbalances and to

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41:53

New requirements for housing in proAction

The Canadian Podcow ·

2026/06/09

DFC has finalized new requirements for the housing of calves, dry cattle, and lactating cattle in the proAction Animal Care module. The new requirements align with recent updates to the Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Dairy Cattle, and will be part of on-farm validations starting in April 2027. Learn more about the new requirements on the Canadian Podcow.

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51:41

Capitalizing on the protein market - Part II

The Canadian Podcow ·

2026/05/04

Protein is having a moment—and the food industry is racing to keep up. From fortified pizza crusts to high-protein snacks and cereals, this once-simple nutrient has become a powerful marketing force shaping what ends up on our plates. For the dairy sector, long known for naturally high-quality protein, this shift presents both opportunity and challenge.In this second episode, we go deeper with industry experts from Lactanet and uncover how dairy producers can strategically respond to rising demand,

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45:07

Capitalizing on the protein market - Part I

The Canadian Podcow ·

2026/05/04

Protein is having a moment—and the food industry is racing to keep up. From fortified pizza crusts to high-protein snacks and cereals, this once-simple nutrient has become a powerful marketing force shaping what ends up on our plates. For the dairy sector, long known for naturally high-quality protein, this shift presents both opportunity and challenge. In this first episode, we explore how the protein boom is transforming consumer habits and how dairy producers can respond,

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32:44

The 2026 Dairy Market Outlook

The Canadian Podcow ·

2026/03/24

In this episode of the Canadian Podcow, Sarah Sache and Andrew Campbell break down the forces shaping today’s dairy market. From global demand shifts to rising input costs and production pressures, they explore why the outlook feels so different depending on whether you’re a farmer, processor, or policymaker. With special guest Maxime Collette, Lead, Policy analysis at Dairy Farmers of Canada, they dig into price trends, supply drivers, and international trade dynamics—and what all of this means for

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36:24

Women leadership in dairy

The Canadian Podcow ·

2026/03/04

In celebration of International Women’s Day, and with the United Nations declaring 2026 the International Year of the Woman Farmer, global attention is turning to the essential role women play across agrifood systems—from production to trade. Women farmers are central to food security, nutrition, and economic resilience. In this episode, we do our part by featuring Annie AcMoody, a leading figure helping shape the future of Canadian dairy.

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44:03

The State of Trade

The Canadian Podcow ·

2026/02/12

In this episode, we unpack some of the biggest trade questions shaping 2026. With our guest Steve Verheul, one of Canada's top trade negotiator, we explore the evolving dynamics of Canada’s relationship with the United States, including the upcoming review of the Canada‑U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), and what this moment means for all three countries.Tariffs, security concerns, domestic politics, supply‑chain pressures, and questions of sovereignty all intersect. Do early signals actually determine

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27:55

The CowSignals Method

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/12/22

CowSignals is a practical, preventative approach that helps dairy farmers observe and interpret cows’ behavior and physical cues to better understand their health and comfort. By paying attention to everyday signals related to feeding, lying, rumination, posture, and stress, farmers can identify management or environmental issues early, before they turn into disease or lost productivity. The goal is to improve animal welfare, support healthier, longer-living cows, and enhance overall farm efficiency

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50:22

Canada's Political Crossroads in Times of Trade...

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/10/01

The new Carney government is expecting to table its budget on November 4th, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is back in the House of Commons after losing his seat in the Ottawa-area, the NDP has launched its leadership race.Meanwhile, the trade war with the United States continues. People are worried about the economy and the trade war is having an impact. What should we expect from this government and from this parliament and what it does it mean for the dairy sector, as the CUSMA

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42:51

Managing Pasture

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/08/11

In this episode, we dig into grazing and pasture management with an expert who’s seen it all—and knows exactly how to turn grass into profits. From practical tips and common pitfalls to smart strategies that boost both productivity and profitability, you’ll hear how letting the cows do what they do best can transform your farm.Whether you’re a seasoned grazer or just curious about getting started, this conversation will leave you inspired to make every blade count.

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38:46

The Cool Farm Tool

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/06/03

Many Canadian dairy farmers want to measure their carbon footprints to learn how they can take practical, individual action towards making their farms more sustainable businesses. To this end, DFC and the provincial dairy associations are guiding the implementation of a pilot project to test an on-farm GHG emissions calculator, called the Cool Farm Tool. It is designed to help measure a farm’s carbon footprint, provide farmers with data, and help them customize environmental plans and increase

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37:02

Getting ready for the HPAI

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/04/16

The highly pathogenic avian influenza has not been detected in dairy cattle or other cattle in Canada and is a reportable disease under the Health of Animals Act.. It has been present in the United States for over a year. Dairy cows in the US have tested positive for the first time to the new D1.1 strain of the H5N1 avian flu. Canadian authorities are following the evolution of the situation very closely. Our guest is a veterinarian and the National Manager of Ruminant and Swine Programs at the

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24:55

The European Perspective on Dairy

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/03/14

In this episode, we explore the European perspective on the dairy industry with Alexander Anton, Secretary General of the European Dairy Association. Europe is a key player in dairy production and exports and plays a crucial role in feeding the world while driving sustainability, innovation, and fair trade. From supporting local communities to shaping international markets, we dive into the policies, trends, and issues shaping the future of European dairy.

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18:38

The dairy market outlook in 2o25

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/03/03

In 2025, the Canadian dairy market faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities. This episode explores current trends, from fluctuating milk prices to evolving consumer expectations.With Julia Trottier, Analyst, Policy & Trade at Dairy Farmers of Canada, and Maxime Collette, Senior Analyst, Market Intelligence at DFC, we review the issues shaping the future of the dairy sector. Through in-depth and accessible analysis, we address the various aspects, trends and challenges ahead.Tune in to

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19:47

It's time to buy Canadian!

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/02/19

Donald Trump’s tariff threats are causing many Canadians to react and choose Canadian products. By buying Canadian, consumers are supporting the livelihoods of farmers, factory workers, small business owners and countless jobs in every region.With our guest, Pamela Nalewajek, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at Dairy Farmers of Canada, we discuss the importance of buying Canadian dairy products. It can easily be be done by looking for the Blue Cow Quality Milk logo or other designations

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34:45

How do Canadians feel under Trump 2.0 ?

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/02/11

The arrival of Donald Trump at the White House and the announced departure of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are shaking things up. Public opinion is changing as we navigate in an atmosphere of uncertainty and anticipation. Compounded with the the threats of tariffs, there has been a noticeable change in how people feel about the current environment.The shifting mood is likely to influence upcoming elections and could have a lasting impact on the country's political trajectory. Our guest Nik Nanos

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39:46

Navigating Economic Turmoil: Challenges and...

The Canadian Podcow ·

2025/01/31

Uncertainty has been the name of the game since the American election, and the months ahead could be challenging.In this episode, we break down the unpredictable political landscape, the trade turmoil, and the economic perspectives in the coming months.With our guest, Vincent Cloutier, Senior Director, Agriculture Strategy at the National Bank, we look ahead at what could affect the competitiveness of Canadian dairy and the agricultural sector in 2025.

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45:22

Electrical Safety and Prevention on the Farm

The Canadian Podcow ·

2024/12/23

Whether you’re running a large operation or a small family farm, electrical safety and prevention is key. This week, we’re tackling one of the most important topics in farming: keeping your electrical systems and equipment safe, well-maintained, and hazard-free.Join us as we explore how to properly inspect and maintain electrical equipment. We will have tips to prevent common electrical issues on the farm and spotting the signs wear before it’s too late with Pierre-André Meunier of PrevTech

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40:37

The Canadian Dairy Hub

The Canadian Podcow ·

2024/11/25

The Canadian Dairy Hub is a new tool to support Canadian dairy farmers through industry changes. Users of the hub will have access to free science-based, practical expertise to accelerate awareness and adoption of best practices and innovations.With our guest Vicki Brisson, National Knowledge Mobilization Manager at Lactanet, we explore what will be available on the Canadian Dairy Hub.Explore the Canadian Dairy Hub: Canadian Dairy Hub - LactanetJoin the mailing list to get the latest news directly

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