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Everybody Milk campaign launch

Dairy Farmers of Ontario (DFO) is launching a new marketing campaign that invites all Ontarians to celebrate their love for milk called Everybody Milk. Building upon the strong foundation established through ongoing marketing e­fforts, the campaign reminds everyone of their love for milk in a celebratory, fun and meaningful way with the goal of increasing consumption.

Through this campaign, DFO will show people from all walks of life declaring their love for milk and all the ways they enjoy it. From a cold glass of milk to ice cream and cheese, it’s a love that can’t be denied, and DFO is celebrating it in all its glory.

The campaign kicks off­ on Oct. 10, with 30- and 15-second ads on TV, as well as online video ads, social media, influencers, public relations, billboards, digital advertising, traditional radio and Spotify audio. 

Stay tuned through November for more news as we make a celebratory toast to milk!

Source : New Milk

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Gleaner S98 Combines in Action | Harvesting Wheat Near Preston, Kansas

Video: Gleaner S98 Combines in Action | Harvesting Wheat Near Preston, Kansas

Kansas Wheat Harvest is in full swing!
Join me near Preston, Kansas as this farm harvests its 2026 winter wheat crop with two new Gleaner S98 combines. One combine is equipped with a MacDon FD240 FlexDraper while the second runs a Gleaner (AGCO) draper head, giving viewers a chance to compare both harvesting setups in the same field.

Keeping the combines moving is a powerful Versatile 610 Delta Track pulling a tandem axle Brent 1598 grain cart, hauling wheat from the combines so harvest can continue without stopping.
If you enjoy modern farm equipment, wheat harvest, combines, grain carts, and seeing how farms operate across America, I think you'll enjoy this one.

Equipment featured:
Gleaner S98 Combines (2)
MacDon FD240 FlexDraper Header
Gleaner (AGCO) Draper Header
Versatile 610 Delta Track Tractor
Brent 1598 Tandem Axle Grain Cart

Filmed near Preston, Kansas during the 2026 winter wheat harvest.