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April 28, 2011

ews that South Korea may soon lift a ban on Canadian beef imports could be a major boost for Canada’s beef sales abroad, an industry official says. South Korea’s agriculture minister was recently quoted as saying his country could remove the eight-year ban by the end of June. That would reopen one of Canada’s biggest

Country Crossroads, Other livestock, Poultry

Recipe Swap – for Apr. 21, 2011

By Lorraine Stevenson April 21, 2011

What’s the weather like?” inquired the office clerk one day last week when I dropped in on an errand. Her smile said it all. She just wanted to hear someone say it again; it was a brilliant sunny day outside, warm enough for shirt sleeves. These first days of warmth and light after another long

Beef cattle, Livestock

Testing For BSE Worthwhile, Study Suggests

By Ron Friesen April 14, 2011

Anew industry study concludes a voluntary BSEtesting program for cattle could help boost Canada’s beef exports to Asia. But it cautions that BSE-tested beef would only be a niche market and the demand for it might be limited. Testing alone may not fully restore Canada’s beef markets lost to BSE in Japan and other Asian

Beef cattle, Livestock

U.S. Cattle Herd Expansion Underway

By Bob Burgdorfer April 7, 2011

U.S. ranchers have begun to rebuild shrinking herds in response to record-high cattle prices, but lenders remain cautious, the head of the country’s largest cattle group said. It is the first indication that the cattle herd was going through an expansion after the financial crisis of 2008 and the ensuing global recession hurt the livestock

Beef cattle, Hogs, Livestock

Cattle And Hog Groups To Lobby Electioneering Candidates

By Ron Friesen April 7, 2011

Improved market access and better business risk management programs top livestock producers’ wish list for the May 2 federal election. The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association and the Canadian Pork Council vow to make trade and BRMs election issues as the campaign gets underway. They also say they will tell politicians that rising input costs and an

Beef cattle, Livestock

BIXS Data System Gets Millions In Federal Funding

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff March 17, 2011

The information side of the beef business is getting nearly $8 million from the federal government. The largest chunk of cash, $5.3 million, will be used to help farms, feedlots and packing plants update their information technology systems to ensure they remain compatible with the Beef InfoXchange System (BIXS). BIXS is a beef information exchange

Beef cattle, Livestock, News

Hormone-Free Beef Moves Into EU

March 17, 2011

ACanadian company has shipped 120 tonnes of hormone-free beef to the European Union since the EU granted Canada duty-free access, Canada’s agriculture minister said March 14. Alberta-based Canada Gold Beef made the sales, worth $1.5 million, and shipments look to continue at the same pace, Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz said in a press release. Canada

Beef cattle, Livestock

Canada Records 18th BSE Case

March 10, 2011

They’re still finding homegrown BSE cases in Canada nearly eight years after the first one occurred. Canada’s latest case of BSE involves a 77-month-old dairy cow in Alberta, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed. The case was detected Feb. 18. As of last week, CFIA had yet to post it on its website. The agency

Beef cattle, Livestock, News

Beef Industry Players Unite To Form National Agency Unilaterally

By Ron Friesen March 3, 2011

Anew national beef-marketing agency could be in place this summer even though one of the main parties involved refuses to endorse it. Canada’s provincial cat-t le associations are acting unilaterally to form the agency despite the fact that the Canada Beef Export Federation has not ratified it. A Feb. 17 CBEF special members’ meeting was

Beef cattle, Livestock

Americans On Budgets Push Up Price Of “Cheap” Beef

By Michael Hirtzer February 24, 2011

With more Americans tightening their belts, demand for cheaper cuts of U.S. beef has actually pushed the price of select-grade beef higher than the generally more expensive choice cuts. For the first time in nearly two years, select-grade beef prices are above those for better-quality choice grade, according to U.S. government data. The data showed

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Recipe Swap – for Apr. 21, 2011

Testing For BSE Worthwhile, Study Suggests

U.S. Cattle Herd Expansion Underway

Cattle And Hog Groups To Lobby Electioneering Candidates

BIXS Data System Gets Millions In Federal Funding

Hormone-Free Beef Moves Into EU

Canada Records 18th BSE Case

Beef Industry Players Unite To Form National Agency Unilaterally

Americans On Budgets Push Up Price Of “Cheap” Beef

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