Police say the two dead cattle were found along the gravel portion of Postill Lake Road on Sunday, adding they may have been struck by a vehicle.

The disease is caused by a bacteria that commonly infects livestock.

Livestock producers in Manitoba have been given temporary permission by the province to cut hay and graze animals on Crown land, due to years of dry conditions.

Heat and lack of rain is impacting agriculture in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington.

The host Peterborough Agricultural Society announced it will be holding an online auction as part of a "virtual Exhibition."

Ten million dollars in funding has been announced to help livestock producers cope with the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.

Despite uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Canadian Western Agribition organizers are preparing for its 50th anniversary show in November.

"Access to qualified foreign workers remains one of the most important issues impacting beef production in Canada," said Janice Tranberg, president and CEO of the National Cattle Feeders' Association.

Researchers with the University of Saskatchewan have received about $7 million to study how to improve livestock’s health, and make farming more environmentally friendly in the province.

Some Canadian farmers are using bison in regenerative farming techniques to improve soil and increase crop sustainability.