Watch the webinar recording for the best approach to parasite management to ensure herd health and avoid resistance. beefresearch.ca/webinars/the-i…

When ensiled properly, the nutritive value of silage is only slightly less than fresh forage, and field losses are generally lower compared to haying. 💧Aim for 60-65% moisture at harvest to increase packing effectiveness and quality. Find more tips.⤵️ beefresearch.ca/blog/beneficia…

The Canadian beef industry's significant contribution to the economy is not always apparent by looking at farm cash receipts alone. 🍁Learn more about the economic multiplier effect of Canada's beef cattle industry at BeefResearch.ca/beef-economics.

When bringing new cattle into your herd, it's important to segregate them and watch for signs of illness to prevent the spread of disease. Find more resources to protect your herd, in collaboration with Animal Health Canada | Santé animale Canada at BeefResearch.ca/prevent.

Silage can be a dependable, high-quality feed choice for Canadian beef cattle producers, when a few key practices are followed. Here are six key recommendations for preserving silage quality. ⬇️ beefresearch.ca/blog/beneficia…

Grazing cattle on neighbouring farmland can have benefits to both the cattle producer and the farmer if done properly. 📖Read or 🎧listen to Episode 78 of the Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast to learn more. ⬇️canadianbeefcattlepodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-78-t…

In Canadian beef cattle operations where every dollar and every calf counts, a small investment in feed testing can prevent thousands in losses and improve overall herd performance. It’s not just a test—it’s a tool for better returns. LEARN MORE ⬇️ beefresearch.ca/blog/feed-test…

❓How do you store forages? Do you wrap bales? Store in a shed? Stack outdoors? Proper forage storage will help reduce nutrient losses, maintain palatability and preserve forage for future use. Learn the ups and downs of stored forages. ⬇️beefresearch.ca/topics/stored-…

Around 60,000 beef ranches and feedlots generate 347,352 jobs across Canada. For income received by workers and farm owners, every $1 creates $3.36 elsewhere. 🍁Learn more about the economic multiplier effect of Canada's beef cattle industry at BeefResearch.ca/beef-economics.

Leaving enough litter behind on pastures is a key component of managing grazing during drought. Read or listen to Episode 79 of the Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast for more considerations to help manage your pastures, cattle and health during a drought. ⬇️ beefresearch.ca/blog/five-thin…

A survey of more than 300 cow-calf producers across Western Canada showed 59% had used lab-based feed testing at least once in the past 3 years. Relying on visual feed assessments can lead to missed opportunities for cost savings and improved nutrition. beefresearch.ca/blog/feed-test…

Yardage is an important tool for cow-calf producers in controlling costs and improving financial outcomes. Read or listen to Episode 80 of the Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast to learn how to use the BCRC's Cow-Calf Yardage Calculator ⬇️ beefresearch.ca/blog/understan…

One month left! Take 15 minutes to make an impact on the future of beef research. ⬇️ beefresearch.ca/blog/make-an-i…

Many producers are seeding polycrops of three or more species in hopes of improving production, soil organic matter, microbiology and resilience. 📖 Read or 🎧 listen for 12 tips on using polycrops on your farm. ⬇️ beefresearch.ca/blog/polycrop-…

The August issue of The Wire -- the BCRC's monthly newsletter -- has practical tips for beef cattle injections, silage production, reducing hay storage losses and more. Read and subscribe. ⬇️ beefresearch.ca/blog/the-wire-…

The risk of introducing disease into your herd can be especially prevalent in the fall. Read or listen to Episode 81 of the Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast to learn tips for managing disease risk in your herd this fall. ⬇️ beefresearch.ca/blog/strategie…