Agency executive director Don Ferguson says multiple properties were involved and that environmental conditions on a number of them were factors in the seizure. Continue reading
The Canadian and Saskatchewan governments are investing $5.5 million into livestock research. Continue reading
The highest selling animal was a bull that went for $37,000. Two two-year-old bison bulls sold for $17,000, and a horse went for $17,000. Continue reading
A Saskatchewan woman is taking a unique approach to helping children and young adults deal with mental health issues, incorporating livestock into her practice. Continue reading
Visitors from all over the world are expected to make their way to Evraz Place this week for the 48th annual Canadian Western Agribition. Continue reading
In 2017, purebred cattle sales hit an exhibition record high of $2 million. A thousand head of cattle will be unloaded at Evraz Place on Saturday ahead of Monday’s kickoff. Continue reading
FarmFair International is to remain in Edmonton in the years ahead, despite a significant drop in attendance following the departure of the Canadian Finals Rodeo. Continue reading
The Saskatchewan government announced Wednesday that ‘Payment on Account’ is now available to livestock producers using the Western Livestock Price Insurance Program (WLPIP). Continue reading
The Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has said it lacks the funding necessary to continue investigating reports of abuse of livestock and horses, suggesting the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs should take over that responsibility. Continue reading
The Saskatchewan SPCA says the province needs to ensure the officers have the resources to do their jobs properly, including ongoing training. Continue reading