Making good use of naturalized pasture grasses and legumes for beef.

This pasture, although now full of silt had well over 3 feet of water yesterday after the huge rainfall Friday night. Lots of sticks and grass to clean out of the electric fencing before powering back up. You can see the watermarks in the bushes. Cows had a piece of high ground .

Setting aside a couple of stockpiled grazing paddocks a good idea to use not only for drought conditions , but for excessive rainfall ( more than 15 inches in less than 30 days here), to help protect previously grazed paddocks and to keep them productive.

We have some livestock price insurance info sessions scheduled! Register today to sign up for the one near you. MaritimeBeef Council NB Cattle Producers Nova Scotia Cattle Producers Prince Edward Island Cattle Producers docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/e/…

Canadian beef producers, no matter the breed preference, these calves are looking for you to fill in the cow/calf survey at BeefResearch.ca/survey . It takes 30-60 minutes of your time. Deadline is March 31. ⁦Canadian Angus⁩ , ⁦Beef Cattle Research Council⁩

Holdanca Farms of Wallace NS brings home the Canadian Cattle Association TESA (the Environmental Stewardship Award)! Congratulations to all the nominees and the Duyinisveld family! Nova Scotia Cattle Producers

Manning Family Farm has been a pillar in Falmouth, NS since the mid-1960's. Appreciated the Manning Family taking the time to show Kody Blois and I their operation. Their dedication and passion is truly inspiring.

Wonderful to have Canada’s 🇨🇦 Minister of Agriculture Lawrence MacAulay in Kings-Hants today. From Manning’s Family Farm, the Kentville Research Station, Town Plot Orchards to Donnie Grant’s dairy farm we had a great day in Atlantic Canada’s agricultural heartland.

The reds are all playing in the sandbox on a Friday night.

Grazing some stockpiled pasture this first week of December.

Burger It Forward officially kicks off on February 1st and thanks to you and your incredible community we have more participating restaurants than ever! Find restaurants and more information at burgeritforward.ca and support food bank efforts!

Angus cross calves appreciating the stockpiled pasture this time of year!

Congratulations to Don and Geraldine Bettle, Passekeag Holdings Inc, located near Passekeag, New Brunswick, announced as the national recipient of The Environmental Stewardship Award (TESA) for 2025 at the CCA semi-annual meeting banquet in Levis, Quebec.

For beef herds retaining replacement females, 87.5% of the genetic makeup of the current calf crop is influenced by sires used over the past three generations. The BCRC's free genetic records e-course includes a guide to help with bull selection decisions. BeefResearch.ca/courses

The Canadian Cattle Association Association and the BCRC are concerned about Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada reductions affecting research farms, facilities, programs and research expertise at Nappan (NS), Quebec City (QC) and Lacombe (AB). Read our joint statement: beefresearch.ca/blog/canadian-…

For more emergency support for distressed newborn calves, visit BeefResearch.ca/calf911 #calving26

CCA's incoming CEO and current Beef Cattle Research Council Beef Cattle Research Council Executive Director Andrea Brocklebank participated in AGRI Committee on Thursday, February 26, Study on Science in Canadian Agriculture and the Closure of Research Centres. You can watch the full committee

Such a fun Sunday morning, evaluating bulls in CAN. Sorted through 10 breeds ❤️

Farmers are 5 times more likely to die from a workplace accident than workers in other industries. Agriculture is one of the most rewarding careers—but it also comes with real risks. Long hours, powerful machinery, livestock, and unpredictable conditions all make safety on the