Brazil’s Looming Drought Disaster — Will It Affect 24/25 Crops?
Drought-related logistics challenges in Brazil could delay the delivery of crops to international markets.
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Drought-related logistics challenges in Brazil could delay the delivery of crops to international markets.
Brazil’s Looming Drought Disaster — Will It Affect 24/25 Crops? Read More »
BCRC Launches NEW Animated Video on Foot and Mouth Disease Prevention Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) is a highly infectious virus that has disastrous consequences for the livestock industry and the population of beef cattle and other cloven-hoofed animals worldwide. Fortunately, Canada has achieved FMD-free status, but everyone must stay vigilant to the risks and
Foot and Mouth Disease is Everyone’s Responsibility Read More »
With the U.S. facing a continuous decline in cattle herds, prices reach record levels, driven by strong market demand.
Beef prices hit record amid shrinking herds Read More »
USMEF Chair Randy Spronk joined a team of representatives from the Indiana Soybean Alliance (ISA) to meet with prospective buyers and study market.
USMEF Chair Sees Potential for U.S. Red Meat in Indonesia Read More »
In anticipation of a national rail strike as early as Thursday, August 22nd, the Canadian Meat Council (CMC) and the Canadian Pork Council (CPC) are urgently calling on the federal government to employ section 107 of the Canada Labour Code to avoid the unprecedented damage to industry this disruption to service will cause.
Impending National Rail Strike Will Cause Untenable Damage to Canada’s Meat Industry Read More »
The Canadian Meat Council (CMC) and the Canadian Pork Council (CPC) applaud the federal government for employing section 107 of the Canada Labour Code, as we had urged, to mitigate the unprecedented damage to industry this disruption to service was causing.
Canada’s Meat Industry Applauds Government Intervention in Rail Strike Read More »
The Canadian Cattle Association (CCA) and the National Cattle Feeders’ Association (NCFA) express appreciation to federal Labour Minister Steven McKinnon for stepping forward to address the work stoppage of Canada’s Class 1 railways. Through the Minister’s action of enacting Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code, the labour dispute will move to final binding arbitration
CCA and NCFA Optimistic about Rail Strike Developments Read More »
The Canadian Cattle Association (CCA) is pleased to announce Holdanca Farms, located near Wallace Bay, Nova Scotia, as the recipient of The Environmental Stewardship Award (TESA) for 2024. Holdanca Farms is owned and operated by father-daughter duo, John and Maria Duynisveld, who focus on ensuring that their management practices are economically sustainable while also enhancing
CCA Announces National Environmental Stewardship Award recipient from Nova Scotia Read More »
Producers are the backbone of the beef industry. No one is more dedicated to raising healthy cattle and stewarding the land than a farmer or rancher.
New Online Resources Help Producers Promote Beef Read More »
Ranchers and land managers can learn about forage production, stocking rates, managing risk, drought insurance and more in an interactive, online learning experience provided by Nebraska Extension.
Upcoming Webinar Focuses on the Basics of Knowing, Growing and Grazing Grass Read More »