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Governments invest in livestock and forage research in Saskatchewan
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the province of Saskatchewan announced $6.3 million in funding for research to benefit farmers and ranchers
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Federal government helps fund animal health and welfare
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is investing over $1 million in projects that will help the livestock industry improve animal care
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Pig health starts in the pen
A study from the US Department of Agriculture looked at several different types of pens and how they affect pig health, growth and wellbeing
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Cargill plans leading-edge upgrades to its Guelph, Ont. plant
Cargill Inc. is upgrading its plant in Guelph, Ont., with a new and leading-edge process, which will help decrease environmental waste and maintain 1,600 jobs
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New Saskatchewan regulations to protect livestock health
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture livestock programs will soon begin requiring applicants to have a Premises Identification number to participate
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U.S. appeals WTO decision – again
Canada’s government says it’s deeply disappointed with the news that yet again the U.S. is appealing the WTO’s ruling on COOL
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$3.5 million to go to livestock research
Saskatchewan producers to benefit from funding to 26 research projects
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Vietnam opens doors to Canadian livestock
New markets now open to Canadian cattle, sheep and goats
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U.S. Country of Origin Labeling: The Damage Done and the Fight Underway
The George Morris Centre’s Kevin Grier looks at the challenges COOL has caused for the Canadian meat sector
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Quebec traceability system receives funding boost
Joint agricultural traceability program receives almost $1 million in federal funding.
