The Canadian Podcow

This episode discusses the rise in Canadian nationalism and consumer focus on buying domestically produced goods in response to American tariffs, with insights from the dairy industry.

This episode features a casual conversation between hosts Sarah Sash and Andrew Campbell about Andrew's tidy barn office setup and farm life in Ontario, with a lighthearted focus on keeping the office manure-free.

This episode discusses electrical safety and prevention measures specifically on dairy farms, framed with holiday-themed humor.

This episode introduces the newly announced Canadian Dairy Hub initiative by Lactonet and Dairy Farmers of Canada, discussing its relevance to dairy producers and upcoming industry events.

This episode discusses biosecurity in Canadian dairy farming, featuring insights from an animal health researcher to help producers improve animal care and farm safety.

Two hosts discuss their Christmas morning farm routines and family traditions in a casual, humorous conversation.

This episode explores how genetics can be used to reduce methane emissions from cows as part of dairy farmers' efforts to achieve net zero by 2050.

This episode discusses the role of dairy in Canadian trade conversations, particularly in light of the Kuzma review and recent advocacy efforts by dairy farmers.

This episode discusses pasture management strategies for Canadian dairy farmers as summer transitions to fall.

This episode of the Canadian PodCow provides an update on the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI/H5N1) outbreak in North America and its implications for the Canadian dairy industry.

This episode features an interview with Alexander Anton, Secretary General of the European Dairy Association, discussing the European dairy industry's structure and political representation at the Dairy Farmers of Canada 2025 Annual Policy Conference.

This episode features Adrian Foco, former head of marketing for Pizza Pizza, discussing his work on brand strategies, community initiatives, and innovative campaigns that drove record sales for the Canadian pizza chain.

This episode celebrates International Women's Day 2024 by discussing the theme of Inspire Inclusion and highlighting the contributions of women in the agricultural industry.

This episode features an interview with pollster Nick Nanos discussing how Canadians perceive the political landscape, particularly in relation to U.S.

This episode features a live report from the Dairy Farmers of Canada's annual general meeting in Ottawa, discussing highlights like sustainability initiatives, climate change efforts, and the unique atmosphere of this year's event.

Two Canadian farmers discuss the challenges of a wet spring affecting planting schedules for crops like corn and soybeans, sharing their experiences and community support through social media.

This episode features an interview with Wisconsin farmer Joe Brager about dairy supply management systems, recorded at the Dairy Farmers of Canada's annual meeting with perspectives from different regions.

This episode explores how carbon markets work and their potential benefits for farmers in reducing environmental impact and creating new revenue streams, featuring an interview with Marty Seymour, CEO of CarbonRx.

The hosts Sarah Sash and Andrew Campbell engage in casual holiday-themed banter about weather, Christmas sweaters, and last-minute shopping plans.

This episode discusses the review of the Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Dairy Cattle with insights from dairy farmers and an expert from Dairy Farmers of Canada.

This episode discusses how West River Farm achieved recognition as one of Canada's top managed dairy herds, highlighting the crucial role of women leadership and team collaboration in their success.

This episode discusses the importance of cybersecurity awareness in modern dairy farming operations, connecting it to farm monitoring systems and daily activities during fall harvest season.

This episode features an interview with Holger Schwichtenberg, a dairy farmer discussing environmental stewardship practices on his farm, including soil health, biodiversity, and water management.

This episode features an interview with Rory Christie from Scotland about sustainable economic production in dairy farming, discussing his experiences and practices at the Dairy Farmers of Canada conference.

This episode discusses the 2024 dairy market outlook from the Dairy Farmers of Canada Annual Policy Conference, featuring insights on domestic and global trends for dairy producers.

The hosts introduce their live coverage from Dairy Farmers of Canada's annual policy conference in Ottawa, highlighting conversations with farmers and industry speakers about dairy market trends.

This episode discusses heifer inventory management in dairy farming, framed around the hosts' upcoming attendance at the Dairy Farmers of Canada policy conference in Ottawa.

Two Canadian hosts discuss seasonal weather changes and their children's activities, including hockey, ballet, horseback riding, and a skating injury.

This episode discusses the economic outlook for 2023, focusing on inflation and its impact on Canadian dairy farmers, while also acknowledging recent challenges like Hurricane Fiona in Atlantic Canada.

Two Canadian dairy farmers discuss weather conditions affecting their farming operations and briefly mention the updated Code of Practice for dairy cattle care.

This episode introduces a discussion about dairy cow behavior and welfare as part of the Dairy Farmers of Canada's pro-action initiative focused on on-farm improvements.

This episode discusses the outlook for Canada's dairy market in 2025, focusing on economic challenges, tariffs, consumer demand, and industry strategies as explored at the Dairy Farmers of Canada's policy conference.

This episode explores how Canadian dairy farmers can effectively manage and utilize farm data with AI and technology to improve operations, animal welfare, and sustainability.

This episode discusses the Conservative leadership race in Canada, analyzing the political dynamics and candidates involved.

This episode of the Canadian Pond Cow podcast features hosts Sarah Sash and Andrew Campbell discussing weather conditions and farming activities in British Columbia and Ontario as they transition into summer.

Two Canadian dairy farmers discuss farming challenges, weather conditions, and equipment issues while briefly mentioning avian influenza in livestock.

The hosts introduce the fifth season of their podcast and transition from discussing personal updates and agriculture to focusing on Canada's political landscape and government session amid trade turbulence.

This holiday episode discusses recent flooding in BC's Fraser Valley, its impact on producers, and contrasts it with Ontario's winter weather.

This episode discusses the Cool Farm Tool, a pilot project by Dairy Farmers of Canada to help dairy farmers measure their carbon footprint and improve sustainability through data-driven environmental plans.

This episode features an interview with Starbucks Canada executives discussing their sustainability partnership with Dairy Farmers of Canada to reduce carbon and water waste through a regional dairy program.

This episode discusses HPAI (H5N1 avian influenza) and its potential impact on the dairy industry in Canada, featuring insights from veterinarian Dr.

This episode discusses the mental health well-being of Canadian farmers, focusing on experiences from fall regional meetings and travel challenges in British Columbia.

This episode discusses the election of David Wiens as the new president of Dairy Farmers of Canada and Sarah's election to the DFC board, framed within the context of farm life and seasonal routines.

This episode of the Canadian Podcow features hosts Andrew Campbell and Sarah Sash discussing personal updates, including a trip to Iowa to see a robot factory and John Deere museum, and spring meetings in BC, but does not yet address the mental health topic suggested by the title.

This episode discusses the release of a best management practices guide to reduce emissions on dairy farms, featuring insights from industry experts and farmers.

This episode discusses the net-zero greenhouse gas target in the context of dairy farming and agriculture, exploring challenges and practices related to climate change.

This episode celebrates International Women's Day by highlighting women's contributions to the dairy industry in Canada.

This episode introduces The Canadian Podcow, a podcast hosted by dairy farmers Sarah Sash and Andrew Campbell, focusing on issues in the Canadian dairy industry such as market trends, research, and sustainability.

In this episode of The Canadian PodCow, hosts Sarah Sash and Andrew Campbell discuss a severe crisis affecting dairy farmers in BC, expressing emotional distress and national solidarity.

This episode previews an upcoming discussion on economic and political uncertainty following the American election, with plans to interview an expert on the topic.