The Craft Beef Company is way to show Albertans where their beef is coming from and what it's fed.

"The farmer said it wouldn't have been worth the gas to try and harvest what grew in his area. So he didn't make any bales."

Cattle producers on the Prairies are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst as an ongoing drought continues to diminish pastures.

The recent beef between Canada and the United States over trade could impact Alberta's well-known meat industry.

Co-op announced that it will now sell exclusively Alberta beef in its Calgary stores starting this week. 

Even after the social media controversy, Environment Lethbridge stands by its call to eat less meat.

The group said cattle released after the negative test results carry no higher risk than other Canadian animals, suggesting the risk may be lower since the whole herd underwent strict testing.

Some Alberta cattle producers are still learning the fate of their herds after a cow from Alberta was found with bovine tuberculosis. What is the bacterial disease and what's at risk?

“The number of herds quarantined could increase as the tracebacks of animals in contact with any positive animals over the last five years proceed,” reads a newsletter from the group.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said Friday its veterinarians and inspectors are making contact with cattle producers in five Alberta agricultural zones and are working with provincial authorities to investigate the report.