A national cattle industry survey is now underway as producer groups gather feedback on proposed federal livestock traceability changes.
Earlier this year, the Canadian Food...
Canadian livestock producers who are forced to sell breeding animals due to drought, excess moisture, or flooding may qualify for income tax relief under...
Once grain goes into the bin, the work isn’t finished. Insects can quietly reduce grain quality, lower grades, and cut into profits if producers...
A Saskatchewan ag-tech startup is launching a pilot program to test a new cattle ear tag designed to help beef producers monitor calving and...
Canadian winters test even the toughest cattle. Extended cold snaps, high winds, and fluctuating freeze-thaw conditions don’t just challenge daily chores—they place real physiological...
The federal and Newfoundland and Labrador governments have announced new measures to support farmers and agri-food producers affected by extreme drought conditions in 2025....
China has reopened its market to Canadian beef, ending a suspension that began in December 2021 and restoring access to an important export destination...
Federal and provincial agriculture ministers have announced new funding to advance livestock and forage research in Saskatchewan, aimed at supporting producer competitiveness, sustainability, and...
Winter feeding remains the largest cost in Canadian cow-calf production, according to 2024 benchmark data from Canfax Research Services.
Feed costs accounted for about 63...
Unauthorized construction at Alberta confined feeding operations is increasing, according to the Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB).
The NRCB reports that complaints related to unauthorized...