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Student's suspicion about holstein fertility led to science project - Vimarsana News

Student's suspicion about holstein fertility led to science project

Charlotte Woodhouse noticed some of the holsteins on her family’s dairy farm at Heathcote had trouble getting pregnant. 

Cidery at Fredericton's historic Neill Farm to open this summer, housing also going up - Vimarsana News

Cidery at Fredericton's historic Neill Farm to open this summer, housing also going up

The 184-year-old Neill Farm was bought by Red Rover Cider in 2021 and was approved as an agricultural eco-tourism site. Owners Adam Clawson and Nicola Mason have plans to open this summer after extensive repair work and updates.

Source: cbc.ca
Student's suspicion about holstein fertility led to science project | Exeter Lakeshore Times Advance - Vimarsana News

Student's suspicion about holstein fertility led to science project | Exeter Lakeshore Times Advance

Charlotte Woodhouse noticed some of the holsteins on her family’s dairy farm at Heathcote had trouble getting pregnant. 

How Britain's trade deal with Canada crumbled in a row over cheese - Vimarsana News

How Britain's trade deal with Canada crumbled in a row over cheese

Commonwealth country leaves British dairy exporters feeling cheesed off

He was a renowned Ontario livestock painter. Now Ross Butler's collection could be sold off - Vimarsana News

He was a renowned Ontario livestock painter. Now Ross Butler's collection could be sold off

Ross Butler of Woodstock, Ont., came to prominence as a livestock painter in the 1930s when Canadian horse and cattle breed committees hired him to paint their idea of a perfect specimen. David Butler has been showing his late father's art in a gallery on the family farm for about 30 years, but it may soon close as interest in viewing the collection has waned.

Source: cbc.ca