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Beef Production 101

Updated: May 12

Canada has one of the healthiest and most productive cattle herds in the world.  The production of high-quality beef begins the way it has for more than a century in Canada – with the raising of calves alongside mother cows on pastures and grasslands. There is no better method for getting beef cattle off to a good start than fresh air, clean water, and the individual attention a mother cow provides her calf. 




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