Veal Farmers of Ontario’s much anticipated biennial conference is back for 2018. This year, the event will be held on November 27th in Stratford, Ontario at the Arden Park Hotel and on November 29th in the Ottawa area (location to be announced). The conference will include a full day of industry expert speakers sharing the newest and best information on care of dairy calves, veal cattle, and […]
Below is a fact sheet prepared by the Beef Cattle Research Council (BCRC) on the changes to antibiotic purchases, beginning December 2018. The list of the affected medications is included within the document (page 2). Antimicrobial Resistance Fact Sheet
Early bird registration is now available (until June 15) for the 3rd Annual Canadian Beef Industry Conference. This year, the conference will be in London, Ontario, occurring August 14-16. 2018. For more info or to purchase tickets, click the below picture:
Please click the image below to access the 2018 MBTS Sale Catalogue.
Contact Farm Safety Nova Scotia if you’re interested in any of these important workshops and training courses!
The 2017-2018 bull videos are now posted for the 125 bulls on test at the Maritime Beef Testing Station. These can be found at: http://maritimebeefteststation.ca/bull-videos/
Calgary, AB – International Trade Minister François-Philippe Champagne gathered with his counterparts from 10 other countries today in Santiago, Chile today to sign the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), also referred to as TPP11. Canadian Cattlemen’s Association (CCA) Vice President David Haywood-Farmer, a beef farmer from Savona, British Columbia, was present to witness the signing. Haywood-Farmer congratulates the Government of Canada for […]
K.B. Kinsman & Son Farm Limited is owned by Keith, Michael and Diane Kinsman. The Kinsman’s have been producing beef for 40 years. They started out with a few head, growing more each year and are currently housing about 400 head in their feedlot, at 1774 Hwy 358 in Port Williams, NS. They farm approximately 400 acres, growing their own feed to supply the feedlot. […]