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cattle handling
Cattleman’s Corner, Columns

Good handling equipment a must on cattle operations

Animal Health: It’s important for the safety of beef producers, veterinarians and farm workers alike that chutes are functional and safe

By Roy Lewis January 12, 2026
It’s important for the safety of cattle producers, and of everyone else dealing with their stock, that handling equipment is functional and safe.

Bring focused approach to target systems, not producers says animal activist
Livestock, News

Bring focused approach to target systems, not producers says animal activist

By Jonah Grignon December 4, 2025
Darren Vanstone explains the process of reframing animal agriculture through advocacy and activism at the Human Canada One Health One Welfare Conference.


Corn at Blumenort, Man. in July 2022. Pic: Dave Bedard
Corn, Crops, News

Cancer agency reclassifies another herbicide ‘probably carcinogenic’

Syngenta says IARC’s report shows no ‘causal link’ between atrazine and cancer

By Dave Bedard November 28, 2025
The WHO’s cancer research agency has now put atrazine, a herbicide well known to corn growers, in the same potential-hazard category where the agency put glyphosate.

Contributed file from a 2018 study called Vesicular Stomatitis Virus Transmission: A comparison of Incriminated Vectors, by Paula Rozo-Lopez, Barbara S. Drolet and Beline Londono-Renteria
Livestock, News

CFIA suspends U.S. imports after Vesicular Stomatitis Virus outbreaks in Arizona

By Diana Martin November 20, 2025
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) temporarily suspended U.S. imports from regions with Vesicular Stomatitis Virus (VSV)outbreaks, impacting cross-border horse, swine, and ruminant movement.


Many farms have been passed down for generations and they will continue to provide a living for future livestock producers and growers, says the author.  |  File photo. (date last used July 4, 2013)
WAMEGO, Kansas  - Joe Capenter and Barb Downey run the Downey Ranch, 6,500 acres in the Flinthills of east-central Kansas. The couple have about 600 cows, 150 are registered Angus. The farm was started in 1986 and was assembled from 13 other landowners and is spread over two counties. The range can be rough in places, with the family's British Ranch covering 3,000 acres of virgin tall-grass prairie with variation in topography that spans several hundred feet. Michael Raine photos
Cattleman’s Corner, Columns, Livestock

Beef cattle more prone to trace mineral deficiencies

Animal Health: A recent study showed connections between some trace mineral deficiencies and disease

By John Campbell November 4, 2025
The trace mineral status of our cows and calves is a significant challenge for western Canadian producers and veterinarians.

Cattle at Whiskey Creek Ranch are rotationally grazed intensively, moved every two to three days. (Jeremy Simes Photo)
Cattleman’s Corner, Columns, Cow-Calf

A best-practices review for your beef cattle herd

Animal Health: Tips on vaccines, equipment and other matters, in either purebred or commercial cow-calf herds

By Roy Lewis October 15, 2025
Veterinarian Roy Lewis provides a variety of tips on herd health, animal welfare and immunization for western Canadian cow-calf operations, both commercial and purebred.


Cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, pollute the waters of a lake on the outskirts of Paris. These bacteria are responsible for cyanotoxins that can be toxic to humans and animals, leading to the closure of the lake in Creteil, France, on April 4, 2025. (Photo by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)NO USE FRANCE
Cattleman’s Corner, Columns, Livestock

Blue-green algae toxicity can cause sudden death in cattle

Animal Health: Water quality is an important issue when the temperatures start to rise

By John Campbell September 23, 2025
Water quality for your cattle herd is an important issue when the temperatures start to rise. Work closely with your vet to diagnose the cause of any sudden deaths.

Cassidy Klima speaks at the Animal Health Canada Forum in Ottawa. Photo: Jonah Grignon
Livestock, News

Cassidy Klima named Animal Health Canada executive director

By Jonah Grignon September 23, 2025
Animal Health Canada has announced Cassidy Klima as its new Executive Director.


Cheryl Waldner presents research at LFCE field day 2025. Photo: Melissa Jeffers-Bezan
Beef Cattle, Cattleman’s Corner

Metagenomics change how cattle diseases are diagnosed

Researchers are using metagenomics to identify disease impacting beef cattle through bacteria, pathogens and viruses

By Janelle Rudolph September 22, 2025
Canadian livestock researchers are now using metagenomics to speed up the identification of diseases impacting beef cattle through bacteria, pathogens and viruses alike.

A beef cattle feed yard with an old Oldsmobile used as a mineral feeder. Photo: Peter Vitti
Cattleman’s Corner, Columns

Good mineral-vitamin programs for beef cows drive successful reproduction

Better Bunks and Pastures: A breeder mineral is critical for beef cows during the breeding season

By Peter Vitti September 18, 2025
Cow-calf producers will want to prepare a breeder mineral program to be fed to beef cows during breeding season, then be ready to modify that program afterward based on actual grass conditions.


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