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New Cattlemen’s Young Leaders, roundtable elects committee execs
NewsMakers from the March 2021 issue of Canadian Cattlemen

Winter water for livestock
From the Ground Up with Steve Kenyon

Working with farming neighbours to graze crop residue
Here’s how a cow-calf producer is extending the grazing season by working with local farmers

Free-choice silage pit grazing a simple winter feeding option
Ben Stuart, a forage specialist and beef producer, explains how to make this feeding option work for you

B.C. producer narrows in on what customers want in beef
Health, environment and animal welfare top priorities for Edgar Smith’s customers on Vancouver Island and in the lower mainland

Whither the wind: How to decide on windbreaks
Find out what your options are for protecting your herd from wind and snow this winter
Find out what your options are for protecting your herd from wind and snow this winter
If beef producers want to have healthy, productive herds, making sure they’re protected from the wind is crucial, says Jenifer Heyden. “We want the cattle to be able to maintain condition on cold, windy days,” says the livestock and feed extension specialist with the Government of Saskatchewan. While beef cattle are tough, and can handle […] Read more
Tech firm aims to boost regenerative ag through A.I., machine learning
Terramera proposes to cut emissions, sequester carbon through efficiencies

Mentorship program leads Manitoba producer to regenerative ag
After participating in the Cattlemen’s Young Leaders program, Brett McRae rejigged his mixed farm to abide by the five principles of soil health

Regenerating grain land
From the Ground Up with Steve Kenyon

Fertilizer use fuelling climate-warming nitrous oxide emissions, study says
Holding back calves this year? We’re here to help. Feeding & backgrounding info relevant to your operation, all in one place. Get tips from the experts to get you through the season in Canadian Cattlemen: The Best of Feeding & Backgrounding.