Ranchers and farmers have fewer options for controlling gophers, but encouraging predators and managing the environment may help
As more wildfires flare up in B.C., ranchers are forced to evacuate their cattle, and help their neighbours do the same
Transitioning the ranch is complex enough with siblings. How do you do it when cousins are involved?
The Solverson family’s ancestors settled near Camrose, Alta., in the 1880s, and they’re still ranching in the area today
Producers around Lake Manitoba continue to deal with the effects of a 2011 flood
Vet Advice with Dr. Ron Clarke
The Stewart family undertook a modern cattle drive, moving their operation from B.C. to Saskatchewan
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
