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  • Dr. Karen Schwean-Lardner is a professor in the University of Saskatchewan’s department of animal and poultry science. She’s also the lead researcher for the proposed poultry facility. Photo: Matt Olson/Supplied

    Proposed Sask. poultry research facility gets funding influx

    15 hours ago
  • Agriculture Canada makes small balance sheet adjustments

    Agriculture Canada makes small balance sheet adjustments

    17 hours ago
  • Federal government funds Quebec organic fertilizer company

    18 hours ago
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Dr. Karen Schwean-Lardner is a professor in the University of Saskatchewan’s department of animal and poultry science. She’s also the lead researcher for the proposed poultry facility. Photo: Matt Olson/Supplied
Livestock, News, Poultry/Eggs

Proposed Sask. poultry research facility gets funding influx

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By Geralyn Wichers 15 hours ago
A recently-funded poultry facility at the University of Saskatchewan will allow researchers to work on poultry barn lighting, housing and feed systems.

The Canadian government announced it will invest $20 million in Solugen, which produces and commercializes Azogen, a fast-release liquid ammoniacal nitrogen fertilizer derived from hog manure. Photo: File
Hogs, Livestock, News

Federal government funds Quebec organic fertilizer company

By Glen Hallick - MarketsFarm 18 hours ago
Québec-based Solugen, which makes organic nitrogen fertilizer from hog manure, has recieved $20 million in federal funding.


Research at the University of Calgary aims to find a way to deliver enzymes that break down Strep suis bacteria in weaned piglets. Photo: Keith Weller/ARS/USDA
Livestock, News

Research recruits beneficial bacteria against Strep suis in piglets

By Dave Bedard 20 hours ago
Calgary researchers hope to engineer beneficial bacteria as an enzyme delivery system to fight Strep suis bacterial infections in piglets.

Photo: Lisa Guenther
Livestock, Markets

Klassen: Weaker fed markets add fear to feeder prices

By Jerry Klassen 2 days ago
For the week ending March 14, Western Canadian yearlings and backgrounded cattle traded $10 to $15 lower on average compared to seven days earlier. Calves were unchanged to $10/cwt lower on average. Weakness in the nearby and deferred live cattle prices along with strength in the barley market resulted in a negative tone for the […] Read more


Cattle are sold at the Gladstone Auction Mart in Gladstone, Man., on Oct. 28, 2025. Feeder cattle futures surged Monday as falling corn prices signalled cheaper feed costs ahead of Friday’s USDA Cattle on Feed report. Photo: file
Livestock, Reuters

Chicago cattle futures surge as corn falls, Colorado packer strikes

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By Renee Hickman, Reuters 2 days ago
Feeder cattle futures surge on lower corn prices and expected tight supplies in USDA's Cattle on Feed report as JBS workers strike in Colorado.

Cattle being sold at the Gladstone Auction Mart in Gladstone, Manitoba, on October 28, 2025. Photo: File
Beef Cattle, Livestock, Markets

Klassen: Western Canadian feeder market incorporates risk discount

By Jerry Klassen March 10, 2026
For the week ending March 7, Western Canadian feeder cattle markets traded $5-$10/cwt lower compared to seven days earlier. The market held value on Monday and Tuesday but then softened in the latter part of the week. Strength in the feed grains complex along with weaker deferred live cattle futures set a negative tone. Feedlot […] Read more


Photo: Geralyn Wichers
Livestock, Reuters

JBS workers to strike at U.S. beef plant as consumers face record prices

By Reuters, Tom Polansek March 10, 2026
About 3,800 JBS meatpacking workers in Greeley, Colorado, plan to go on strike starting on March 16, the workers’ union said on Monday, crippling production at one of the largest U.S. beef plants as consumers face record-high prices.

Neogen Corp is a leader in U.S. beef and dairy genomics and uses cutting-edge technology for highly accurate scalable genetic testing, according to a news release from the two companies. Photo: John Greig
Livestock, News

Zoetis to acquire Neogen Corp. genomics business

By Karen Briere March 6, 2026
Zoetis Inc. expects to close the acquisition of Neogen Corp.’s animal genomics business in the second half of 2026.


Turkeys were selected for the trials due to their high susceptibility to the virus, with outbreaks often causing significant mortality rates. Photo: PeopleImages/Getty Images
Livestock, Reuters

Britain launches bird flu vaccine trials in turkeys

By Reuters March 5, 2026
Britain has begun targeted bird flu vaccine trials in turkeys, the government said on Thursday, marking a shift in its approach to controlling the disease that has ravaged flocks and pushed some countries to adopt the technique to help reduce losses.

In January, Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency gave the green light to pigs developed by U.K.-based Genus PLC and PIC (Pig Improvement Company), ruling them safe for food and feed. Photo: Geralyn Wichers
Livestock, News

No way to segregate gene edited pigs Canadian Pork Council says as groups call for labeling

By Geralyn Wichers March 3, 2026
Canadian Pork Council says it supports bids to get public acceptance for pigs gene edited for resistance to PRRS as some consumer and agriculture groups call for mandatory labelling.


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