It’s ironic that even as a vast majority of the population becomes increasingly disconnected with how livestock production actually works, people are becoming more interested in the ethics involved.
Just a few years into the refundable check-off in Alberta, who’s winning? Some are concerned in the long run, there’s a lot to lose. It was a tumultuous time for producers in Alberta, with aftershocks the nation’s cattle industry felt
The slaughter of horses is among the most controversial of agricultural debates. Those who support it argue equine slaughter is not only legal, regulated and humane, but a necessary way to manage excess horses and keep the horse industry healthy.
According to population predictions, the world’s Muslim population is expected to increase from 1.6 billion in 2010 to 2.2 billion in 2030, an increase of about 35 per cent. Already, almost one in four people on Earth follow Islam. Because
In 1986, Calgarian Robert Francis opened the doors of a new business which, more than 25 years later, is a recognized facilitator for change around the world. Very early on, two Agriteam Canada offices emerged. One located in Calgary, and
Who doesn’t like eating food, talking about food, or planning the next food outing? If you answered yes, to any of these – then you are a foodie. But the dialogue around food has changed in the last few years.
A flurry of activity on the property rights front may signal a real change in attitude and even legislation of the Alberta government. Or, it may be the politics we’ve come to see as usual, words and small actions with
