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What do you know about cows and GHG emissions?

November 24, 2016/in Environment

You may have heard people say that cattle contribute to global warming due to their gassy digestive process — but what does that actually mean?

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McDonald’s verified sustainable beef – what does that mean for Canadians?

November 17, 2016/in Animal care, Animal Health and Production, Beef industry, Environment

Sustainability is something of a watchword these days, but when it comes to beef, what does it actually mean?

That’s a question McDonald’s asked themselves when they made a commitment to source all their food and packaging from sustainable sources. Read more

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How technology could help agriculture’s labour crisis

November 10, 2016/in Beef industry, Economy, Issues, Labour

As we’ve seen in earlier posts on this blog, Canada’s agriculture industry is experiencing a chronic labour crisis.

According to labour market information (LMI) research conducted by The Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council (CAHRC), the vacancy rate for on-farm jobs is seven per cent, which is the highest vacancy rate of any of Canada’s industry sectors. Read more

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3 feedlot myths busted

November 1, 2016/in Animal care, Environment, Feedlots

What happens to cattle once they reach the feedlot? Because this stage of the cattle rearing process is conducted largely ‘behind closed barn-doors’, there are many misconceptions and a great deal of misinformation about what actually goes on. Read more

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