

Forage intercropping trials show promise in Western Canada
Research is underway to fully understand the best practices for incorporating forage mixtures in this cropping method

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

Buhler pulls Farm King manufacturing back to Canada
Work to halt at Minnesota plant early next year

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
Bridging the rural-urban media divide

Feeder cattle market digesting many variables
Market Talk with Jerry Klassen

Barbados aiming for self-sufficiency in food production
As the Caribbean island gears up its food production, the beef industry will be a key part of feeding the nation’s people

Saskatchewan gets new ag critic, returning ag minister
David Marit, Trent Wotherspoon to handle farm file

Rearranging chairs on the Titanic
From the Ground Up with Steve Kenyon

Turning food waste into livestock feed
Jill Burkhardt shares her experience with a program that allows farmers to recycle grocery store shrink