The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association (CCA) welcomes the Government of Canada’s announcement to expand eligibility to the Canadian Emergency Business Account (CEBA) program for beef producers operating with a personal banking account.

Join us for our next #CdnBeefGoals webinar as we explore long-term goals for people’s health and safety across our supply chain. Learn about the resources available for on-farm safety training and plan development, mental health risk factors and support.

Canadians will have the opportunity to learn more about Canadian agriculture and food from their laptop, tablet, smart phone, or desktop through The Royal Agricultural Virtual Experience, from November 10-14, 2020.

The Canadian Cow-Calf Cost of Production Network (CDN COP Network) will develop benchmarks for specific production systems and ecoregions across the country. Scenarios will be developed for what future farms could look like utilizing the 5% Rule to identify where incremental improvements could be made around productivity, input costs, and output prices. Each production system will have its own set of limitations and opportunities where greater focus may be beneficial.

Members of the International Beef Alliance (IBA), comprising the cattle producer organizations from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, New Zealand, Paraguay and the United States held our annual conference via webinar on the 12th and 13th of October 2020.

(BRM) for livestock producers continues to be a priority for the Canadian Cattlemen Association (CCA). Alice McFarlane with Ag Access talks

It’s #foodwasteday. The #cdnbeef industry is aligned with the @nzwc_ca on reducing food waste by 50%. What can you do? Check out: https://lovefoodhatewaste.ca #cdnbeefgoals #climatesolution Second Harvest

Thanks Minister @mclaudebibeau for announcing this much needed support for #beef producers in Manitoba.

It’s #WorldFoodDay. DYK? Your food choices can support habitat for over 1,000 plant & animal species in Canada. Beef’s place in our #sustainablefood system includes maintaining healthy #grasslands. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2H2rPXz #cdnbeefgoals @CRSB_beef @CanadianBeef

Did you know? The #cdnbeef industry developed the first #codeofpractice for the handling and care of #beef cattle almost 30 years ago. But we aren’t stopping there! We’re committed to #continuousimprovement and continue to invest in on-going research. #CdnBeefGoals @BeefResearch

. “COVID-19 forced a bottleneck in our processing plants and a backup in demand that caused stress and added costs on our cattle producers,

the end of 2020. A second wave of COVID-19 cases in Canada and the U.S. may be a limiting factor in fed cattle prices as would any further

been caught off guard by the higher input costs. Fed cattle prices softened last week. Rising COVID-19 cases on both sides of the border