heifer calves eating grain in winter. Photo: Janelle Rudolph

CCIA prepares to make traceability transition

Canadian Cattle Identification Agency urges cattle producers to get ready for regulations coming into effect

Reading Time: 4 minutes The Canadian Cattle Identification Agency may not be proposing regulatory changes for traceability, but it's the one delivering the program.


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Klassen: Feeder Cattle Market Waits For Direction

For the week ending January 31, Western Canadian feeder markets were relatively unchanged from seven days earlier. Adverse weather in southern Alberta may have tempered buying interest for lighter weight calves.  Alberta packers were buying fed cattle on a dressed basis in the range of $508-$510 per hundredweight delivered, steady to $2/cwt higher than last […] Read more









Manitoba Beef Producers members pile into the room in fall 2019 for one of the organization's district meetings. Photo: Alexis Stockford

Don’t blow off that beef producer meeting

Veterinarians and livestock experts are often called to speak at events put on by local groups, and that knowledge can help farmers manage their operations better

Reading Time: 3 minutes Local veterinarians and livestock experts often speak at producer events, sharing good advice for farmers on vaccines, calving, herd management and more.

A crop of corn in Olds, Alberta in September 2025. Photo: Zak McLachlan

Feedlots get good results from wet-corn feed

Wet corn making a splash in keeping up with steam flake corn in quality as feed for cattle for TFS Expanse

Reading Time: 3 minutes Southern Alberta feedlot business is exploring wet corn for the quality of its feed for beef cattle.