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This group of cows at Grazing Meadows Wagyu is controlled by a virtual fence.
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Connecting marbling scores in Japanese and Canadian grading systems

Research into whether Canadian marbling scores can predict Japanese marbling scores

By Reynold Bergen 14 hours ago
Research into whether Canadian marbling scores can predict Japanese marbling scores

Barbed wire fence on a ranch south of Vermilion, Alta.
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How to work with several generations on the ranch

With up to five generations working together on the ranch, it’s important to foster understanding and communication

By Kelly Sidoryk 3 days ago
With up to five generations working together on the ranch, it’s important to foster understanding and communication


Barbecue Wagyu Point Steak with green Asparagus as close-up on burnt cutting board.
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Building demand together: The impact of Canada’s beef import levy

The beef import levy has become a central tool for ensuring balance in Canada’s beef industry

By Tayla Lindsey October 31, 2025
The beef import levy has become a central tool for ensuring balance in Canada’s beef industry

Feedlot cattle.
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Managing newly received calves in the feedlot

With record-high calf prices, minimizing losses has never been more important

By Gabriel Ribeiro, Gus Halibert October 30, 2025
What should cattle feeders focus on after calves arrive at the feedlot?


The meat section of a grocery store in December 2021 in Houston, Texas.
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U.S beef industry faces demand risks and disease dangers

High beef prices and New World screwworm threaten beef demand and cattle health in the U.S.

By Steve Kay October 28, 2025
High beef prices and New World screwworm threaten beef demand and cattle health in the U.S.

A steer in a Saskatchewan feedlot. M. bovis can cause infectious arthritis in calves and feeder cattle.
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Mycoplasma bovis in beef cattle causes more than pneumonia

M. bovis causes pneumonia and is a major cause of infectious arthritis in calves and feeder cattle

By Lexie Reed October 20, 2025
M. bovis causes pneumonia and is a major cause of infectious arthritis in calves and feeder cattle


Back row L-R: Canada Beef Centre of Excellence (CBCE) Chef Cameron Pappel and visiting culinary team member Chef Kim Euisuk. Front row L-R: Pullman Hotel Group executive Chef Shin Jong-Cheol, CBCE Chef Mathieu Paré, culinary team member Chef Kim Hyun-Jin, CBCE culinary support staff Yoshiko Taylor.
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Promoting Canadian beef in Korea

Canada Beef works with an influence and an executive chef from Korea

By Eric Bienvenue, Gina Teel October 17, 2025
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Barbed wire encloses a pasture on an Alberta ranch.
Business Management, Comment/Columns, Depth of Field, Management

Linking human evolution to leadership on the ranch

Simon Sinek’s new book explains why leaders need to foster a feeling of belonging, trust and co-operation in their organizations

By Kelly Sidoryk October 16, 2025
Simon Sinek’s new book explains why leaders need to foster a feeling of belonging, trust and co-operation in their organizations


A feeder calf has been sticking its nose into feed consisting mostly of barley, at a feedlot.
Comment/Columns, Market talk, Markets

Feed grain update for Canadian beef producers

Factors affecting the feed grain market and what it means for Canadian cattle feeders

By Jerry Klassen October 15, 2025
Factors affecting the feed grain market and what it means for Canadian cattle feeders

Cows in the pasture in winter.
Comment/Columns, Feeding, Management, Nutrition

Picking the most efficient cows to rebuild your cow herd

A new cow ranking system to help beef farmers and ranchers pick the most efficient cows as they rebuild their herds

By Gabriel Ribeiro October 10, 2025
A new cow ranking system to help beef farmers and ranchers pick the most efficient cows as they rebuild their herds.


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