Tag: Rumblings from the Great White North
Horse Meat Harvest Still an Issue
Lobby Groups Battle on in Canada By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor The ongoing issue of unwanted and abandoned horses has evolved differently between Canada and
Packer-Feedlot Cooperation Critical in Canada
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor The cattle feedlot and beef processing industry is highly concentrated in Canada, primarily in the provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Canadians Have Election Anxiety
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor eReaders would know that the trading relationship between Canada and the United States is the largest, most stable and most
Regulations Are Part of the Ag Industry
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor The focus of this CALF Issue is international trade regulation and cattle health; anything to do with the word regulation
New Beef Plants Needed
Canadian Locations May Be In Peril By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor The COVID-19 outbreak has spotlighted the operations of Alberta’s two giant beef-processing plants and
Government Support for Agriculture in Canada
Not Always Helpful But Most Always Political By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor Most folks agree that Canadians and Americans are similar from a cultural and
Meat Tax May Be On the Horizon
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor It’s a ways down the road, but there seems to be a meandering trend toward a tax on meat. The
Trade Issues Just Part of the Cattle and Beef Industry
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor For almost two decades the patient publisher of this honorable publication has allowed me to expound and vent on various
Communication Goals are Elusive
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor As a longtime observer of communication within the agriculture industry, it would seem this is an activity that has its
Fake Meat Marketing Provides a Lesson
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor I expect many in the cattle and beef business are somewhat dismayed at all the free publicity garnered by the