Over 17,000 cases of COVID in packing plant workers, U.S. CDC reports
Simpson Centre to blend research and policy, shaping the conversation on agriculture and food production
Feedlots expecting barley prices to drop
Lean hogs up on bargain buying
High River plant on long list of blocked facilities
AgScape is raising the profile of agriculture and food production in Ontario’s classrooms, connecting with students on issues that matter to them
Hog futures up slightly on improved exports
Hogs mostly down on concerns over supplies, demand
Given the short haying windows, Adam Verner sees growth potential for wet hay and silage balers. But manufacturers still face challenges around speed, bale density and cost
The earliest round balers were amazing but frustrating machines. During forage season, I would exhibit a semi-permanent crick in the neck combined with a disturbing vocabulary of profanities. Constant fear of a plugged pickup, a twisted belt or a roller bearing displaying the telltale signs of smoke before the fire plagued my working days. These […] Read more
Wholesale beef prices show signs of stabilizing
We know you’re busy this time of year. That’s why we’ve put together a bundle of some of our best forage and grazing articles published in Canadian Cattlemen in one convenient package.
