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Progressive Cattle Canada
January 5, 2025
Edition: 1
Digital edition
Back to TopNews & business
Back to TopManitoba Beef and Forage Conference: Working on the farm with hands-on science
The Manitoba Beef and Forage Conference hosted industry experts to share current research to producers to apply to their own operations.
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Management
Back to TopStrengthening the ag supply chain to reduce methane emissions
When it comes to our supply chain, everyone from farmers and ranchers to transporters to consumers has a role to play in improving the levels of greenhouse gas emissions.
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The importance of calving records
Recordkeeping is extremely important during calving season. These records will be used to evaluate not only the calves, but the cows and your herd as a whole, allowing you to make production and management decisions.
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10 strategies for record-keeping success in the new year
As a new year begins, take a moment to refine your record-keeping habits. Learn about transitioning from paper records to a digital platform.
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Topic articles
Back to TopHealth and management technologies trigger key cattle production benefits
Cattle management protocols take a big bite out of time, energy, staffing, equipment and financial budgets. Health and management technologies are helping to reduce these pressures by streamlining and simplifying strategies and processes.
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Preparing for the upcoming calving season
Keeping a finger on the pulse of your cow herd’s needs in the weeks prior to calving will pay big dividends when calves start hitting the ground.
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Feedlot management strategies to combat winter weather
The needs of feedlot cattle are different in the winter months than during the warmer months. Follow these guidelines to help your cattle be at their most efficient during cold weather events.
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Colostrum: The ‘superfood’ for calves
Colostrum is packed with antibodies and proteins and includes energy and vitamins necessary for the future health and productivity of the calf, but it must be ingested within 12 hours of birth to be effective.
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Preparing for winter calving: 6 tips every rancher should know
Preparing six key areas of your operation will set you up for a less stressful, more successful spring calving season.
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Good cattle, dependable horses: Wowk Ranch
Wowk Ranch in central Alberta has thrived for decades by being adaptable and willingly involved in the industry. Now, they’re setting things up for another generation to put their stamp on the operation.
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Understanding lactation and cow efficiency
Milk production is a big focus in the industry, but selecting for that trait may not always equate directly to cow efficiency.
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Genetic improvement driven by distinct factors
Improving a cow herd’s genetics can happen from many different points of origin and emphasize even more tactics. Fortunately, a few factors top the list when looking for guidance on these important decisions.
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How trace mineral status affects reproductive efficiency in bulls
When working to maximize fertility in cattle, cows are often the focus. However, bull fertility is a crucial consideration for any beef operation.
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Challenges and nutritional opportunities during cold stress
As temperatures drop and cows’ nutritional requirements increase, producers should find ways to make sure their herds consume enough quality feed to maintain good health.
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