grasslands

Saskatchewan cattle producers work on grassland policy

Members of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association say they are looking for a policy that isn’t prescriptive

The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association’s draft grasslands policy says private land conservation should be done in a way that minimizes negative impacts to those signing the agreements



The Canadian Cattle Association expects to release a progress report in the new year on the sector’s efforts to reduce methane emissions. In the meantime, it waits for consultations on the federal plan slated for January.  |  Mike Sturk photo

Cattle sector awaits details on methane plan

Early thinking is that federal incentives to help producers reduce cattle emissions could fit with the industry’s targets

MEDICINE HAT — Canada’s draft policy that would provide financial incentives to livestock producers to reduce methane from cattle aligns with the beef sector’s target to see those emissions reduced by a third by 2030. But how well the federal government’s proposals will merge with the sector’s efforts, which have already resulted in Canadian beef […] Read more

Rachael Wheeler of Australia said her Canadian cattle genetics have resulted in animals that can thrive in a range of environments.  |  Supplied photo

Farm show helps spread Canadian cattle genetics

Edmonton’s Farmfair and its inbound buyer program turns two international operations into boosters of Canadian cattle

Farmfair International has changed how two international beef producers grow cattle. It all comes down to Canadian genetics. Colette Masterson of South Africa and her husband, Andrew, first visited Farmfair five years ago. Related stories on this issue: Farmfair anticipates robust cattle shows In meat-loving South Africa, climate concerns whet appetite for veggie burgers What’s […] Read more