Beef 911: Changes to allow video ante-mortem inspection and on-farm slaughter make good sense
Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan have tightened laws on either access to private rural land or livestock transport, and Manitoba may well be following suit
Protestor reportedly hit by transport truck
First-year data out of an AAFC-led study seems to support the sector’s argument that rest stops would not increase animal welfare
Applications now being accepted through April
A new take on free-stall barn design meets its functionality goals
Beef producers have four months until new transport regulations come into force
The fire at a Steinbach-area farm claimed four barns and 800 cattle
‘Mother Nature never had a confinement operation,’ Andreas Zinn says
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