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Tariffs threaten trade upheavals in North American beef industry
The imposition of 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican exports to the U.S., and retaliatory tariffs by the two countries, are likely to cause significant trade upheavals throughout North…
Read MoreRespiratory diseases in cattle, including AIP, pique veterinarian’s curiosity
Dr. Emily Snyder’s curiosity over the years has led her to a place where improving the health of beef cattle is of utmost importance. One of Snyder’s current research projects involves…
Read MoreJohne’s disease — not gone but often forgotten
If you suspect a cow in your herd has Johne’s disease, have your veterinarian collect fecal samples for testing as soon as possible. www.canadiancattlemen.ca/research/johnes-disease-not-gone-but-often-forgotten
Read MoreScottish producer eyes Alberta herd
William McLaren runs Netherton Angus in Perth, Scotland. The fourth-generation Scottish producer travels to Canada nearly every year to acquire embryos and look at new stock. www.producer.com/livestock/scottish-producer-eyes-alberta-herd
Read MoreYeast Shows Promise as a Feed Additive for Beef Cattle
Melissa Williams, a U of G animal biosciences doctoral candidate supervised by Dr. Katharine Wood, is investigating yeast as a substitute for antimicrobial use in feed for beef cattle. Her…
Read MoreConsider feed requirements for beef cattle during cold weather
A measure called LCT can be used to calculate the increase in total digestible nutrients required www.albertafarmexpress.ca/livestock/consider-feed-requirements-for-beef-cattle-during-cold-weather
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