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19 November 2024Pâturage excessif 🎙️ Avec un supplément approprié en protéines (et possiblement en énergie), la paille de maïs pourrait être un aliment...
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16 November 2022Sept conseils pour le pâturage du maïs Paître le maïs sur pied présente de nombreux avantages, notamment celui d'être un fourrage très...
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1 November 2021Option d’Alimentation en Balles: Avantages et Inconvénients des Stratégies Courantes L’alimentation en balles est courante au Canada pour...
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8 Octobre 2020Bale Grazing Checks the Boxes for Three Canadian Producers Editor’s note: The following is the final instalment of a two-part series that will...
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6 Octobre 2020Beat Costs and Boost Yields with Bale Grazing 🎙️ Editor’s note: The following is part one of a two-part series to help evaluate...
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18 Septembre 2020Meet the Council: Implementing Management Practices that Pay Off The Beef Cattle Research Council (BCRC) is made up of producer members from across...
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26 Août 2020The Benefits of Bringing Cattle and Crops Together Producers share their successes with grazing cattle on neighbouring cropland.
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20 November 2019Three Producers Share Ideas That Improve Efficiency Editors note: This article is the third in a series featuring ideas from beef producers across the...
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5 November 2019Time for a Back-Up Plan - Managing the Impacts of Drought in the Winter (4 minute read) In an ideal world, producers can plan ahead for their feed...
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23 Octobre 2019Winter Feeding Cost Comparison – Hay vs. Alternative Feeds Fall has arrived and focus has shifted to winter feed supplies. Feed prices have dropped...
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1 Août 2019New Web Page: Extended Grazing Editor’s note: Relevant and up-to-date information that had been available on Foragebeef.ca is gradually being added...
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13 Septembre 20185 Tips for Grazing Corn This Fall and Winter Corn grazing is becoming more popular across Canada because producers can grow more biomass on less land....
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24 Avril 2018Eight beef producers share their recent changes Canadian beef producers appear to be keeping up with the often heard axiom “the only constant in...
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13 Mars 2018Planting corn this spring for your cattle to graze later? Here are 10 corn planting tips It will soon be time to start thinking about next year’s...
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5 Octobre 2017Different Approaches/Same Goal for Winter Management of Heifers Recognizing replacement and first calf heifers need extra management, producers take...
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27 Septembre 20173 Tips for Swath and Bale Grazing We’ll soon see cattle out in fields cleaning up swaths or feeding on bales. If you’re planning to feed your...
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15 Août 2017Another Look at the Costs and Benefits of Swath Grazing This article written by Dr. Reynold Bergen, BCRC Science Director, originally appeared in the...
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20 Avril 2015Will Swath Grazing in Late Summer Help Maintain Alfalfa in Rested Perennial Pastures? This article written by Dr. Reynold Bergen, BCRC Science...
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26 Mars 2015New Resources Added to BodyConditionScoring.ca Help Cow-Calf Producers Increase Profits New resources have been added to BodyConditionScoring.ca to...
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25 Septembre 2014Improved Swath Grazing Through New Annual Forage Varieties and Grazing Management By improving agronomic and grazing management practices, researchers...
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14 Août 2014Creating a Forage Industry Chair to Maintain Research Expertise Cow-calf producers in Western Canada have widely adopted extended fall and/winter...
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31 Juillet 2014Ergot: Low Levels Cause Big Problems This article written by Dr. Reynold Bergen, BCRC Science Director, originally appeared in the July 2014 issue of...
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17 Mars 2014Cold Enough for You? This article written by Dr. Reynold Bergen, BCRC Science Director, originally appeared in the March 2014 issue of Canadian...
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13 Février 2014Raise Your Beef IQ Preserving biodiversity on rangeland is just as important as preservation of biodiversity in the rainforest. Maintaining healthy...
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12 Février 2014Is it OK to use Snow as the Only Water Source for Cattle? The Beef Cattle Research Council has funded a number of extended grazing research projects...
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20 Décembre 2013Raise Your Beef IQ Learn more about research on the interface between beef production and the environment in which it is produced
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28 Octobre 2013How to do a Rangeland Health Assessment: Videos Rangeland, or range, can perform a number of valuable functions for both the livestock industry as...
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13 Mai 2013Planning pastures: Beef Research School episode Taking the time to plan your pastures and hay land can boost forage productivity and cattle...
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22 Janvier 2013Extended Grazing Systems Covered in Latest Episode of Beef Research School A new video is now available on BeefResearchSchool.com The practice of...
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10 Janvier 2013Managing Winter Nutrition: New Beef Research School Episode A new video is now available on BeefResearchSchool.com Feeding beef cattle over the...
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17 Décembre 2012Feed Testing Explained in Beef Research School Video A new video is now available on BeefResearchSchool.com Feed testing is a fundamental tool...
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10 Décembre 2012Tips for Successful Extended Grazing to Reduce Winter Feeding Costs This is a guest post written by Karin Schmid, Beef Production Specialist with the...
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