A practical, temporary heat-wave feeding strategy for when the thermometer is over 30°C and the cows would rather eat when the sun has calmed down. Let's be honest - feeding cows twice a day is not always practical. You've got crops to harvest, equipment to fix, calves to check, and about 47 other things competing for your attention before breakfast. For many farms, once-a-day feeding works just fine most of the year. But when temperatures climb above 30°C and the cows start

Labour challenges, smarter technology, and growing pressure to improve efficiency are shaping the future of dairy farming in British Columbia. See how robotics could transform farms across the province in the years ahead.

Review these quick 360 RAIN setup reminders, Auto Restart tips, and updated operator manual details to help keep things moving smoothly throughout the season.

With the pneumatic udder cleaning unit being phased out, this update explains what farms should know about future support and replacement options.