Animal Health, Welfare & Antimicrobial Resistance

Improvements reduce on-farm production costs and losses, maintain access to and effectiveness of veterinary products and improve consumer confidence in Canadian beef production. For further research and extension needs, see specific priorities and target outcomes in the Canadian Beef Research and Technology Transfer Strategy.

RELATED TOPICS

Topic Last Revised
Acidosis - Ruminal July 2024
Anthrax September 2024
Antibiotic Resistance August 2019
Artificial Insemination December 2023
Biosecurity December 2024
Body Condition November 2024
Bovine Respiratory Disease September 2024
Calving & Calf Management September 2024
Castration September 2019
Dehorning September 2024
Disposal of Cattle Mortalities  November 2023
Drought Management Strategies June 2024
Foot and Mouth Disease September 2024
Genomics & Genetic Testing November 2024
Hormones & Other Growth Promotants in Beef Production October 2019
Johne’s Disease  July 2019
Lameness February 2024
Mycotoxins December 2023
Nutrition in Beef Cattle May 2024
Pain Mitigation February 2024
Parasites - External January 2024
Parasites - Internal April 2024
Preconditioning September 2020
Pregnancy Detection February 2022
Remote Drug Delivery July 2023
Transport August 2023
Vaccination of the Beef Herd December 2024
Veterinarian-Client-Patient Relationship (VCPR)  December 2024
Water Systems for Beef Cattle November 2024
Weaning July 2019
Winter Management of Beef Cattle December 2024