US Meatpackers Warned Against Using Child Labour
Meatpackers and other companies in the food-supply chain need to do a better job taking steps to ensure illegal child labor isn’t being used in their operations, or by their suppliers, subcontractors or other vendors. That’s according to US Agriculture…
UK Calls for Canada to Change the Way We Raise Cattle
Britain’s envoy to Canada says an uproar on the Prairies over an expanded trade deal could be overcome by ranchers rejigging their beef operations to meet U.K. standards. British High Commissioner to Canada Susannah Goshko says Brits don’t want their…
APAS Concludes Livestock Summit in Saskatoon
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) held their Livestock Summit at the Saskatoon Inn and Conference Centre. The Summit brought together industry leaders, producers, bankers, policymakers, and other industry professionals for a full day to discuss a wide variety…
Coyote Bounty Introduced in Parts of Southern Saskatchewan
Some southern Saskatchewan municipalities have re-introduced a 20-dollar bounty for coyotes. Rural Municipality of Weyburn Reeve Norm McFadden says families are concerned after seeing packs of up to 15 coyotes in the area. The Saskatchewan government introduced a 20-dollar coyote…
Canfax Releases Last Week’s Cattle Numbers
Canfax reports 12,764 head of cattle were sold in Saskatchewan last week—2500 more than the previous week. Steer prices were mixed with the heavier weight classes show some improvement . . while the midweight categories were lower. 500–600-pound steers fell…