Canadian Beef Breeds Council
180- 6815 8th St NE T2E 7H7 Calgary, AB, Canada

It's time to slap our Agribition Evolution Series Supreme Champions! Settle back, grab a drink, and let's celebrate our winners! Congratulations to our champion...s and thank you every exhibitor that participated and supported us! We look forward to seeing everyone back in the show ring in 2021. #CWA20 RBC See more

Earlier today Saskatchewan Agriculture released the following updated guidelines for hosting a livestock sale during the COVID-19 pandemic. Saskatchewan Angus A...ssociation Saskatchewan Charolais Association Saskatchewan Limousin Association Saskatchewan Simmental Association Saskatchewan Sheep Breeders' Association Man Sask Gelbvieh Association T Bar C Cattle Company Bohrson Marketing Services Ltd. Castlerock Marketing OBI Livestock Ltd. Transcon Livestock Corp. Darnell Fornwald See more

An important message regarding the fall run of seedstock production and commercial feeder-calf sales. Let’s keep the sales going strong and everyone healthy.

The fall run of seedstock production and commercial feeder-calf sales has started so make sure to stay informed during this critical time of year.

The CBBC is excited to continue to represent the Canadian beef cattle seedstock sector as a new division of the Canadian Cattlemen's Association. http://www.canadianbeefbreeds.com//2020.07.02_CCA-News-Rel

A statement from Canadian Cattlemen’s Association regarding today’s announcement from the Government of Canada in response to severe challenges in the beef industry due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

An important and interactive session for cattle producers to ensure you have the up to date information to navigate your farm operations through the COVID-19 pandemic.

For guidance and best practices for maintaining worker health and safety on farms and ranches during COVID-19

Canadian and US cattle producers will be able to transport cattle across the border themselves or use a commercial trucking option. This will help ensure bulls purchased in sales this spring get to their cows in time for breeding season.