The Canadian Beef Industry Conference is being held this week in Saskatoon for the first time. The four-day event brings together 500 attendees from cattle producers, to government agencies, beef industry representatives and researchers from across the country to share ideas. Vice President of the Canadian Cattle Association Tyler Fulton says its an opportunity for […]

The Canadian Cattle Foundation (the Foundation) presented the second annual Reg Schellenberg Next Generation Legacy Award to support the Canadian Cattle Young Leaders (CYL) Program last night at the Canadian Beef Industry Conference. The recipient of the 2024 award Cassie Marchand from Vernon, BC was presented by Lynn Grant, Vice President of the Foundation &

Manitoba Agriculture reports harvest is now underway in all regions of the province except the northwest.Manitoba Agriculture released its weekly crop report Tuesday.Ann Kirk, a provincial cereal crop specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, says harvest started moving into full swing over the past week.

The Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP) has introduced a new On-Farm Efficiency Program tailored for producers, consolidating the benefits previously available under the Farm Technology Program and Efficient Grain Handling Program, now with an added focus on Energy Efficiency.

The latest Weekly Hog Market Facts report highlights key developments in the hog markets across Ontario, Canada, and the U.S. for the week ending August 16, 2024.

DanBred Canada is pleased to announce the hire of Brent Robinson, Technical Sales and Service Representative.

This study explores the impact of feeding times (morning vs. evening) on farrowing times in sows. It was conducted with 278 sows divided into groups for morning and evening feeding

Multi-session program will include Zoom and in-person field trips

Discover what it means to have a worn out pasture and explore practical suggestions for beef producers to assess and improve their pasture conditions using effective grazing management techniques.

Livestock producers across Kentucky are facing challenges of low-quality hay and lower yields this year due to weather extremes.