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Charlebois: No food shortage in sight, however…
With the pandemic, access to food has been a source of anxiety everywhere in the West. Panic buying by people…
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Alberta’s provincial meat inspectors to train for federal duty
Provincial meat inspectors in Alberta could soon be seconded to federally inspected packing plants under a new work-sharing arrangement between…
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Coming Up in Canadian Cattlemen: April 6, 2020
I hope you are all staying safe and well in the midst of this pandemic. There are many uncertainties, but…
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U.K. to field-test bovine TB vaccine
Scientists in the U.K. have developed a vaccine and effective test for bovine tuberculosis (TB), the BBC reports. The development…
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Farming deemed essential in new federal pandemic guidance
Workers in agriculture and supporting industries are on a new federal guidance list of employees considered "essential to maintain the…
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Tips to assess and prevent alfalfa winterkill
When it comes to assessing and preventing winterkill in alfalfa stands, timing is everything. In a recent Beef Cattle Research…
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COVID-19 strains already-battered Ontario beef industry
Ontario's beef industry was already in the midst of an economic crisis, but COVID-19 is worsening the financial toll on…
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COVID-19 strains already-battered Ontario beef industry
March 30, 2020 | Ontario's beef industry was already in the midst of an economic crisis, but COVID-19 is worsening the financial toll on…
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Manitoba eases load limits for grains, livestock, vegetables, fertilizer
April 1, 2020 | Springtime load limits on certain Manitoba highways will be lifted early this year for transport of crops, livestock, fertilizer and…
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University of Saskatchewan reviewing research projects
March 28, 2020 | As uncertainty around COVID-19 grows, the University of Saskatchewan expects to put some of its beef and forage research projects…
