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Injured meat animals can now be killed on farm

By Alex Binkley May 30, 2012

The Canadian Federation of Agriculture and the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association have sided with Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz in a political dispute over a change to Meat Inspection Regulations. CFA president Ron Bonnett said the change in regulations to cover the rare instances of livestock put down on the farm “will provide a more practical, outcome-based

Livestock

Cca Establishing Charitable Foundation

By Sheri Monk September 8, 2011

The western way of life is renowned for its warm and giving nature, and at their semi-annual meeting in Calgary, the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association (CCA) approved the formation of an arm’s length charitable foundation. “It’s a means for people to put money towards the industry. It provides a tool for people who want to put

Beef cattle, Livestock

Beef Mentorship Goes Nationwide

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff November 11, 2010

Following up on its pilot program this year in Alberta, the Cattlemen’s Young Leaders program will now accept applications for mentorship spots available nationwide in 2011. Beef enthusiasts between ages 18 and 35 may apply online to seek one of 16 eight-month CYL mentorships available beginning in April 2011. Applications close Jan. 25, 2011. The

Beef cattle, News

BIC To Merge With Cbef – for Aug. 26, 2010

By Daniel Winters August 26, 2010

Faced with declining checkoff dollars, the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association is looking to merge two of its marketing arms together. The roles of the Canadian Beef Export Federation (CBEF) and the Beef Information Council (BIC) are currently under review with an eye on cutting costs, according to Brad Wildeman, former head of the CCA who is

Livestock

Certified Livestock Transport Training To Go National – for Aug. 26, 2010

By Daniel Winters August 26, 2010

Efforts are underway to gain industry funding and support for a national program to certify livestock transporters. Currently, existing Certified Livestock Transport training programs first developed in Alberta are being run all the way from British Columbia to Quebec, according to Lorna Baird, executive director of the Alber ta Farm Animal Care (AFAC), an organization

Beef cattle, News

R-CALF Sets Sights On Packer Consolidation – for Aug. 19, 2010

By Daniel Winters August 19, 2010

Activist ranch lobby group R-CALF USA’s call for tougher enforcement of the 1920s-era Packer and Stockyards Act south of the border came under fire at the recent Canadian Cattlemen’s Association semiannual meeting last week. CCA director of international relations John Masswohl said that even though the discussion around the issue known as GIPSA – the

Beef cattle, Livestock

Ottawa Offers $6 Million For Beef Research

By Alex Binkley April 1, 2010

“The politics of market access often demand ministerial intervention to get over the hurdles presented.” The federal government is making $6 million available to boost research on beef cattle nutrition and productivity, Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz told the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association March 22. The research will encourage “Canadian breakthroughs that make the farm gate more

Beef cattle, Dairy cattle, Livestock, Other livestock

Federal Beef-Packing Assistance Welcomed

By Alex Binkley March 18, 2010

“These measures address a real threat to the long-term profitability of the Canadian cattle industry.” – BRAD WILDEMAN Packers and cattle groups say assistance announced in the federal budget will make their sector more competitive. The budget allocated an extra $10 million for the Slaughter Improvement Program, $25 million for packing plants that handle animals

Beef cattle, Dairy cattle, Livestock

Packers Need Government Support For Processing Old Cows

By Alex Binkley November 12, 2009

The packing plants processing cows over 30 months of age need a federal support payment of $31.70 a head urgently to offset the high cost of Canada’s SRM rules, the industry told the Commons agriculture committee Nov. 2. In a rare show of unanimity, the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association, the Canadian Federation of Agriculture and packer

Livestock

Ottawa Won’t Budge On Traceability Deadline

By Ron Friesen August 27, 2009

The Canadian government will not change its 2011 target date for mandatory cattle traceability, even though producers say it’s not achievable. “If we don’t have a target, it’ll never happen,” Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz told the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association national convention here. “The date is there. It is solid. We’re firm on it. We’re looking

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Injured meat animals can now be killed on farm

Cca Establishing Charitable Foundation

Beef Mentorship Goes Nationwide

BIC To Merge With Cbef – for Aug. 26, 2010

Certified Livestock Transport Training To Go National – for Aug. 26, 2010

R-CALF Sets Sights On Packer Consolidation – for Aug. 19, 2010

Ottawa Offers $6 Million For Beef Research

Federal Beef-Packing Assistance Welcomed

Packers Need Government Support For Processing Old Cows

Ottawa Won’t Budge On Traceability Deadline

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