“Canada cannot afford to be complacent with regard to its animal genetic resources. Erosion of variability has already been extreme in poultry. Rapid change is occurring in the genetics of dairy cattle. There are conservation concerns about beef cattle and other domestic species. There is an urgent need for Canadians to undertake conservation action as both short – and long term insurance against changing needs.” Dr. R.D. Crawford, Department of Animal and Poultry Science, University of Saskatchewan
Directions: Coming from the West: East bound 401, take exit 758, Upper Canada Road, stay to the right on Upper Canada Road. About 1 km you come to County Road 2. Turn left on County Road 2, go past the main entrance to Upper Canada Village. Take the next entrance to your right at the St. Lawrence Parks Commission Administration Building on your right - Upper Canada Golf Course entrance is opposite on the left. Park in the parking lot to your immediate right. Follow the signs to the Operations Building, east of the Admin.bldg.
Coming from the East: West bound on 401 take exit 770, turn left on Dickinson Drive, past through Ingleside to County Road 2. Turn right onto County Road 2. Turn left at the entrance to the St. Lawrence Parks Commission Administration Building across from the Upper Canada Golf Course entrance. Turn immediately to your right into the Administration Bldg.parking lot. Follow the signs to the Operations Building, east of the Admin.bldg.
Fineline Farm's dairy herd of Lynch Lineback cattle
