Zehr family continues tradition of attending Canadian Dairy Expo
- Apr 16
- 1 min read

By Gary West
Farm families from across the region once again travelled to Stratford for this year’s Canadian Dairy Expo (CDX), including the Zehr family from the Topping area in Mornington Township.
Each April, the Zehrs make the annual trip to CDX to learn about the latest developments in dairy farming technology and innovations that continue to shape the industry.
Like many farm families, the Zehrs complete their chores early in the day before spending time at the show, taking in exhibits featuring the newest advancements in milking equipment, herd genetics and crop-production technology.
A highlight of the first day of the event is the calf sale, which attracts strong interest from dairy producers looking to evaluate bloodlines and future herd potential.
During this year’s show, the Zehr family visited the STgenetics display, where dairy producers had an opportunity to view cattle sired by bulls from the artificial-insemination company based near Listowel.
Displays like these allow dairy farmers to better understand the characteristics and production potential of animals bred through specific genetics programs.




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