The Government of Canada has launched a new online commenting system in CG I that permits stakeholders to comment on proposed regulations online during the consultation period. All stakeholder comments that conform to government guidelines will be posted online after the comment period ends. Making stakeholders’ comments on proposed regulations publicly available will increase transparency and accountability, generating a better understanding of the regulatory concerns […]
MEETING CHANGE NOTICE! The Nova Scotia Cattle Producer 18th Annual General Meeting (AGM) date has been changed! The AGM will take place on April 29th, 2023, at the Salmon River Fire Hall! Salmon River Fire Hall 1102 Salmon River Rd, Salmon River, NS B6L 4E1
Zone Date Time Location Election 1 January 9th 7:00 PM Whycocomagh Waterfront Centre – 2 January 9th 1:00 PM Pictou Wellness Centre – 3 January 10th 7:00 PM Wentworth Learning Centre Yes 4 January 10th 1:00 PM NSFA Conference Room – 5 January 11th 7:00 PM Apple Dome – 6 January 11th 1:00 PM Forties Community Centre Yes Dealer January 13th 12:00 PM Online via […]
Click Here to view the November 2022 NSCP Member Communication!
How do you manage market risk on your beef calves? How about Feeders you are backgrounding? Fat Cattle? Would you like to be able to insure against market drops? This is a program that would be eligible for producers small and large to utilize! Insure the market risk on one calf or 1000. Sleep better at night, it’s insurance. If the market ends up stronger […]
The October 2022 Member Communication is now available. Click HERE to view!
Click Here to view the September 2022 NSCP Member Communication!
The Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture has rescheduled the consultation sessions that were cancelled due to Hurricane Fiona. Before they begin developing programs under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership agreement, they would like to hear from you. On October 24th, 25th and 27th, the department will discuss federal-provincial program supports for agriculture that will begin in 2023.
Please view this Avian Influenza Information from the Office of the Chief Veterinary Officer of Nova Scotia. There may be implications for your farming operation if you have poultry present on site.