A new report out today examines how dairy processing capacity could be expanded in BC to support growth in local milk production – and barriers to that work.
Keep readingBritish Columbians have come forward with an incredible show of support for dairy farmers following the catastrophic flooding that affected the Fraser Valley beginning on November 15, 2021. Individuals, several farming companies, and other farmers have donated $850,044 to the BC Dairy Flood Recovery Fund, on top of countless offers of donated labour, food, services, […]
Keep readingSemex along with its owners, EastGen and CIAQ, are pleased to announce the donation of a combined $100,000 to the British Columbia Dairy Association adding to the $100,000 donation previously made by WestGen
Keep readingTo help dairy farmers in British Columbia bounce back from the tragic November floods, Lactanet Canada recently donated $25,000 to the BC Dairy Emergency Recovery Fund held by BC Dairy, who will identify immediate needs and facilitate funding.
Keep readingAs waters recede some dairy farmers impacted by flooding have begun the long process of assessing damage and beginning cleanup. Others remain evacuated from their properties, their cattle being cared for by farmers in the Lower Mainland. As of today, six dairy farms remain under evacuation order, down from 62 farms at the peak of […]
Keep readingVitalus Nutrition Inc., an Abbotsford based company that processes raw milk into specialized dairy ingredients, has donated $100,000 to the BC Dairy Association Flood Relief Fund. The money will go directly to help Fraser Valley dairy farmers rebuild after devastating floods damaged their properties, equipment and homes with significant loss of livestock.
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