
Welcome to the Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast, presented by the Beef Cattle Research Council. The most popular content from beefresearch.ca - available on the go. Each week you’ll hear valuable information on topics ranging from animal health and beef quality to grasslands management and environmental stewardship, and much more. Tune in every Tuesday as the Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast delivers stra... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 142 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Beef Cattle Research Council Proof of Concept projects are designed to test new technologies, practices and research ideas on a small scale before investing in larger projects. This episode highlights three projects and how each has answered the ques... more
Parasites can quietly impact cattle health, performance and profitability. This episode explores practical strategies for monitoring and managing internal and external parasites, with a focus on targeted treatment, grazing management and slowing resi... more
Foreign material and toxin consumption in beef cattle can lead to serious health issues, reduced performance and economic losses, even on well-managed farms and ranches. In this episode, we explore how foreign materials and toxins can unintentionally... more
When beef cattle producers administer injections, the choices they make can have a significant impact on both effectiveness of the products being administered and carcass quality at the end of the production chain. Even when cattle are far from enter... more
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Thank you so much for these weekly podcasts. These are so helpful and presented in very digestible segments.
I also appreciate that these are Canadian centric. Most cattle industry content that is widely available tends to be more American focused, and so it misses the nuances of the Canadian cattle industry.
Five star podcast! Excellent job team!!
So glad to be able to listen to info from BCRC when I’m too busy to read their articles.
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This show delivers practical, Canadian-focused insights for beef producers, researchers, and industry professionals. Episodes consistently center on pasture and forage management, biosecurity, animal health, nutrition, and water/resource planning, with hands-on guidance, case studies, and tool recommendations. A standout trait is the emphasis on applying science to real-world farm operations, from rotational grazing and stored forages to cleaning protocols and disease prevention, making it a go-to resource for breeders, ranchers, and extension staff across Canada.
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Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast launched 3 years ago and published 142 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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1. John Gilliard
2. Carling Matejka
3. Les Holliday
4. Duane McCartney
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6. Dr. Lauren Youngker
7. Betty Green
8. Dr. Yang
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