E126 From Vision to Reality: Ferme Mystique’s Holstein Journey
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Ferme Mystique is a family-owned dairy farm in Quebec, Canada, famous for its amazing Holsteins. It was started by François Paiement, who made his childhood dream come true. The farm has 105 Holsteins, with 26 rated EX and 34 producing over 100,000 kg of milk in their lifetime. The success is thanks to François’s vision and his family’s hard work, including his wife Nadine and son Maxence. They focus on imaginative breeding and modern technology to keep the farm running smoothly. The team works with outside experts to ensure the cows have the best care, good nutrition, and a sustainable environment. François bought the farm in 1987, and in 1993, he got a special cow from a famous family to boost the farm’s genetics.
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