Outgoing Canadian Cattlemen editor Lisa Guenther’s farewell editorial
It’s been a good run
Outgoing Canadian Cattlemen editor Lisa Guenther says farewell
Rural Saskatchewan artist driven by curiosity
Bonny Macnab draws inspiration from her grandmother and her life on a ranch
Artist Bonny Macnab draws inspiration from her grandmother and her life on a ranch
Beyond the back forty: Why friendship is key to community health
Investing in platonic relationships pays off in good times and bad
Investing in friendships will pay off in good times and bad
What an abundance or scarcity mindset means for farm and ranch families
Can you find the opportunities in the challenges?
Shifting to an abundance mindset means taking stock of what you’ve got and figuring out how to improve those resources.
Improving soil health on the ranch
Yamily Zavala, PhD, talks soil health at a grazing club field day at Paradise Hill, Saskatchewan.
Yamily Zavala, PhD, talks soil health for farmers and ranchers at a grazing club field day at Paradise Hill, Saskatchewan.
Alberta Beef Producers gives notice of withdrawal to Canadian Cattle Association
Outlines some of the issues Alberta Beef Producers has brought forward, as well as the Canadian Cattle Association’s response
Outlines some of the issues Alberta Beef Producers has brought forward as reasons for a potential membership withdrawal, as well as the Canadian Cattle Association’s response
A change to how the cattle check-off rate is set in Western Canada
The check-off rate is now based on where the beef producer resides, not where they sell their cattle.
On August 1, the Saskatchewan Cattle Association raised the provincial portion of its check-off, raising the total check-off from $4.50 to $5.25 per head. This also put Saskatchewan’s check-off higher than Alberta’s, which still sits at $4.50. And because so many cattle are sold across that provincial border, everyone had to put their heads together […] Read more
Comment: Trying to keep ahead of the fire
Back in May 2002, a guy was running a log skidder in some bush pasture on the north side of Turtle Lake, Sask. It was hot and dry, one of those days when the temperature was higher than the humidity. I’m not sure exactly what happened. Perhaps it was just a spark from the log […] Read more
Canadian Cattlemen at Sask Ag Today
Listen below as Canadian Cattlemen editor Lisa Guenther visits Ryan Young at Sask Ag Today on CKRM each week to share with listeners some of the current issues facing cattle producers. February 12, 2025 episode (above): Lisa talks tariffs — specifically, what Canadian beef industry leaders heard from their American counterparts while at CattleCon in […] Read more
Comment: Canada needs a clear vision for agricultural exports
We spend a lot of time talking about the effect of agriculture on climate, when we should be talking about the effect of climate on agriculture, Al Mussell says. Now, I know farmers and ranchers spend a lot of time thinking about the effect of weather, and climate, on their operations (whether or not they […] Read more