Young Cattlemen's Council
#180, 6815 - 8th Street NE T2E 7H7 Calgary, AB, Canada

Attention all #CdnBeef producers! Don’t miss our end of year Canadian Cattle Producers Virtual Town Hall! We have informative updates lined up from the Canadian Cattlemen's Association, Farm Credit Canada and Canfax. Register today at: https://bit.ly/2JkeKut

Excellent evening learning about Government Relations with Cattlemen's Young Leaders (CYL) Development Program participants. Thank you Ted Menzies and Rory McAlpine for sharing your intriguing experiences, and Janice Tranberg for leading some great discussions! #CdnBeef Alberta Cattle Feeders' Association - ACFA

Great news for our Eastern cattle producers!

The Canadian Cattlemen's Association and the National Cattle Feeders' Association thank Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau for tabling significant changes to Canada...’s AgriStability program consistent with a number of #CdnBeef industry recommendations. Read our joint statement here: https://bit.ly/3meCuhP See more

Tonight we kicked off our Government Relations virtual training with the Young Cattlemen's Council thanks to the generous support and sponsorship from the Alber...ta Cattle Feeders' Association! A big thank you to Ryan Kasko, Janice Tranberg and Fawn Jackson for joining us this evening. Looking forward to Part 2 next week! See more

Attention students! Do you have a passion for the #cdnbeef industry and are interested in joining #teambeef for your summer work experience? Consider applying for the @CdnCattlemen Summer Intern Program. For more info, click here: https://bit.ly/2TWZMvO

The ABP Producer Town Hall is in two days! There's still time to register at https://bit.ly/3l5nwKv

The Canadian Cattlemen's Association recognizes an interim agreement with the U.K. will avoid trade interruptions but we remain focused on the need to achieve a long-term FTA with this important market. Read our statement here: https://bit.ly/2UN9th1 #cdnpoli

For those of you that may have a few too many leftover Halloween treats... cattle have the capability to upcycle candies that are headed for the landfill!

Excellent evening learning about Government Relations with Cattlemen's Young Leaders (CYL) Development Program participants. Thank you Ted Menzies and Rory McAlpine for sharing your intriguing experiences, and Janice Tranberg for leading some great discussions! #CdnBeef Alberta Cattle Feeders' Association - ACFA

Great news for our Eastern cattle producers!

Tonight we kicked off our Government Relations virtual training with the Young Cattlemen's Council thanks to the generous support and sponsorship from the Alber...ta Cattle Feeders' Association! A big thank you to Ryan Kasko, Janice Tranberg and Fawn Jackson for joining us this evening. Looking forward to Part 2 next week! See more

Attention students! Do you have a passion for the #cdnbeef industry and are interested in joining #teambeef for your summer work experience? Consider applying for the @CdnCattlemen Summer Intern Program. For more info, click here: https://bit.ly/2TWZMvO

For those of you that may have a few too many leftover Halloween treats... cattle have the capability to upcycle candies that are headed for the landfill!

Have a fun & safe weekend!

Meet Your Board Monday! Carley Henniger - Member At Large. Carley resides in Kamloops, BC, where she works as the Environmental Stewardship Coordinator for the BC Cattlemen’s Association. Carley was a 2017 Cattlemen’s Young Leader, mentored by Canadian Cattlemen's Association President, Bob Lowe. YCC is excited to have Carley on board, sharing her passion and insights on all things beef.

As part of Waste Reduction Week, today is #FoodWasteFriday. One of the most interesting stories I get to tell about the cattle industry, through my work at Cana...dian Cattlemen's Association, is the amazing ability of cattle to utilize items that would otherwise end up in landfills. This includes crops damaged by weather, crop residues, byproducts of brewing and distilling and even cull vegetables. Below is a video we shot last December in southern Alberta that describes how french fries that don't meet retail standards can be fed to cattle - essentially transforming fries into beef ;) See more