New calves in distress or having trouble nursing can still get their first colostrum by tubing, giving them a better shot at good health
Earlier birth dates, quiet cattle, roadside advertising are all part of the plan
Canadian producers involved in international trial of Australian-based direct-to-satellite smart ear tag
A Saskatchewan producer has drawn on extensive documents and photos to tell the story of the breed’s founding
Functional equipment makes it easier to practice good stockmanship and keep people safe, whether the facilities are portable or stationary
While Cargill has improved its pandemic protocols, the union representing plant workers wants to see more changes as they head into contract negotiations this winter
Three producers touch on everything from feed efficiency to getting the most information possible on AI sires
A compelling story combined with all the right skills allowed Ben Wilson to play a vital role reaching audiences beyond the beef industry
Embryo transfer may start to grow in commercial herds, in conjunction with other genetic selection tools
Lee Brainard overestimated the frequency of chinooks in the area he settled with his son and hired hand, leaving them ill-prepared for an Alberta winter
