
2022
February
Seminar from Daniel Lefebrve and David Kelton on the report of the Expert Working Group on Butter – February 2022
2021
April
Transition Cow Trifecta – Health, Nutrition, and Reproduction
April 6-8
2021 Online National Animal Welfare Conference
The deadline for abstract submissions is November 2, 2020.
About the 2021 Online National Animal Welfare Conference
The National Animal Welfare Conference, NAWC, is the biggest and best-attended animal welfare conference in Canada, held in a different Canadian city every spring since 2014. In 2021 we are expecting to gather over 1,200 attendees online from across Canada and abroad.
All sessions will be available in the online conference platform for 3 months post conference. Re-watch your favourite sessions at your own pace and on your own time.
2020
November 16, 25, 26
Dairy at Guelph Virtual Showcase 2020
(virtual edition of what used to be the annual DaG’s “Dairy Research and Innovation Day”)
Program: click on the event’s title (link to pdf).
November 25-26: At 10:00 AM, each day, a panel discussion was broadcast. The discussions were based on the pre-recorded presentations (see below) and questions from the audience.
Click here to see a short video about Dairy at Guelph and its new official status of Research Centre.
Links to recordings of each live panel discussion are provided below: click on their respective titles.
November 25 live panel discussion recording. (Dairy industry trends during and after Covid-19)
November 26 live discussion recording. (Dairy research results relevant and useful for end-users)
To view the pre-recorded presentations, click on their titles below.
Presentations for the November 25th live panel discussion:
Keynote Presentation (approx. 29 min.)
Global perspective on dairy production.
Caroline Émond, Director General of the International Dairy Federation. The IDF is an international organization with 43 member countries that represents the entire dairy value chain at the global level.
Presentations for the November 26th live panel discussion:
(approx. 10 min. each)
Adding value to dairy products.
Gisèle LaPointe – Professor, Food Science, University of Guelph.