Research on the Record with Reynold Bergen
Retired farmer Rick Bieber spoke at the Western Canada Conference on Grazing and Soil Health
Mongolia is behind in technology, but borders on huge markets, motivating those working in agriculture to learn as much as they can
News Roundup from the December 2024 issue of Canadian Cattlemen
The Stewart family undertook a modern cattle drive, moving their operation from B.C. to Saskatchewan
Resilient beef production benefits the environment along with the economic fabric of the country, says the chief livestock scientist for JBS
Holdanca Farms emphasizes importance of wildlife, rotational grazing and sustainable farming
The Canadian Beef Industry Conference is the biggest of the year, and one of the biggest awards gets announced here too. The lights in the conference centre are dimmed and the hall buzzes with conversation and the clinking of cutlery, but also with excitement as The Environmental Stewardship Award (TESA) announcement draws closer. The crowd […] Read more
Despite experiencing a million-dollar rain, beef producers are still asking how they can prepare for drought
Despite experiencing a million-dollar rain, beef producers are still asking how they can prepare for drought
Drought” is a word beef producers on the Prairies know well. For years, many areas in Western Canada have struggled through a prolonged drought. Although a “million-dollar rain” fell in many areas this past June, producers are still pondering lessons learned from previous years of drought, dealing with the lingering effects of several dry years, […] Read more
Linking profitability and agronomy through forage production in New Brunswick potato region
