Chris Judd is a farmer in Clarendon on land that has been in his family for generations.
A.I. hits close to home
Only a week ago, I received some phone calls from some longtime dairy producers about an article that arrived in their e-mail from a well-respected dairy column that is written weekly by a noted source of up-to-date information about dairy cattle, management, and genetics. It was an article about the life of a very close neighbour, friend, and relative of mine that had recently passed away. As I read the article, I began to see why my dairy farming friends
Oakam
Christmas gifts were different this year. But the animals still came first. Seventy-five or 80 years ago, when I got
You ‘can’t’ or you ‘shouldn’t’
When a young Canadian was told, “you can’t build something that can fly,” that just made the challenge even greater
Time for a chat with Grandpa
When I started ag college almost 60 years ago, the extensive use of chemicals on the farm was just becoming