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Grazing fails to move needle on cover crop soil health study

Although cover crops with diverse forages can build up desirable soil traits, grazing cattle showed less soil health value than researchers expected.

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A lifetime in the beef industry - Canadian Cattlemen

A lifetime in the beef industry - Canadian Cattlemen
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Antibiotic resistance rare in weaned calves | The Western Producer

Glacier FarmMedia - If a new piece of western Canadian research is any indication, few weaned calves ready for the feedlot are carrying

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Cattle sector aims to break the cycle | The Western Producer

Cattle sector aims to break the cycle | The Western Producer
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Manure may not be biggest culprit for nutrient runoff - Manitoba Co-operator

Findings suggested that manure was, at most, a secondary source of nitrogen and phosphorus in those watersheds. They also found that nutrient levels ascribed to manure were relatively constant during the simulation period between 2005 and 2019, despite variation in precipitation.

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