Reducing GHG emissions, one dairy farm at a time
Quebec’s well-known newspaper La Presse has published an article on our Dedicated Dairy Farms program, which we are running in collaboration with Saputo, General Mills, Regeneration Canada, and dozens of dairy farms!
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