Whether beef farmers and ranchers are grazing into the fall or need feed, winter cereals are worth a look.
Winter cereals on a beef cattle operation
Whether you’re extending your grazing season or need feed, winter cereals are worth a look
Scholarship winners, board elections and more beef industry news
Scholarship winners, board elections, Canadian Cattle Young Leader bios, and more
Scholarship winners, board elections, Canadian Cattle Young Leader bios, and provincial Environmental Stewardship Award winners
Treaty Land Sharing Network expands reach in Saskatchewan and Alberta
The grassroots organization has expanded since it began in 2018
The Treaty Land Sharing Network, which connects land holders with First Nations and Metis people, has expanded since it began in 2018
Tick research from the University of Manitoba focuses on insects and testing
Manitoba researchers are looking into the effects of tick and fly disease in cattle
Manitoba researchers are looking into the effects of tick and fly disease in cattle.
Pen riders still better than tech at detecting respiratory disease in feedlot cattle, says researcher
Recent research found that pen riders are better than tech at flagging signs of BRD in feedlot cattle
Recent research found that pen riders are better than tech at flagging signs of BRD in feedlot cattle
Canadian Cattle Young Leaders, Alberta Environmental Stewardship award winners and more
Canadian beef industry news, including job changes, board elections, awards and more.
Canadian beef industry news, including job changes, board elections, awards and more.
Agricultural ambassadors to be inducted in Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame
Award recipients, job changes and more in the Canadian beef cattle industry
Award recipients, job changes and more in the Canadian beef cattle industry
Alberta researchers study potential of native plants to clean water in feedlot run-off
Researchers have found some native plants are effective at removing nutrients and minerals from feedlot run-off.
Olds College researchers look at how native plants can help clean water in feedlot run-off ponds.
Auctioneering is a family tradition for Alberta brothers
Casey Lawes has been named the 2025 Canadian Livestock Auctioneering Champion, just like his brother, Jesse, two years earlier
Young cattle auctioneer from Provost, Alta., reflects on his win at the 2025 Canadian Livestock Auctioneering Champion
New Cattle Young Leaders, Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame announces inductees
NewsMakers from the August 2025 issue of Canadian Cattlemen
Erik Nottveit obtained an agricultural business degree from Olds College after which he spent several years working on large farms and ranches throughout B.C. and Alberta. Now, he manages the family ranch alongside his father and brother, overseeing an operation that includes cow-calf, stocker, heifer development and forage enterprises. In addition to this, Nottveit works […] Read more
Canadian Cattlemen Presents: Depth of Field
