Activities (2017-18)
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BC Cattlemen's Association Employment Opportunity
Communications Coordinator
The BC Cattlemen's Association is seeking a creative and professional communications coordinator to join our team.
Closing date: Monday, September 16, 2019. For more information, please see the complete job posting here.
BCCA & FRPA - July 2019
BCCA's Land Stewardship Committee has created two support documents regarding the FRPA (Forest & Range Practice Act) Improvement Initiative and the proposed changes.
To read more, visit our Producer Information page.
AgSafe's #WhatsYourWhy Video Series
AgSafe has launched two new videos asking ranchers and farmers to consider "Whats Your Why" when you practice workplace safety?
Visit AgSafe Videos to see Tractor Safety and Equipment Safety videos.
Coffee Shop Talks: Webinar Series Finished - Recordings Still Available
The BC Cattlemen's Association's Public Affairs and Education Committee hosted a webinar series discussing topics about mental health, succession planning, employee management and retention, mentorship and financial management.
These webinars were funded in part by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the Government of BC through programs delivered by Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC and the BC Cattlemen's Association.
Cattle Loss Survey 2018
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YQWMC3Z BC cattle producers can report their estimated losses due to predators, wildlife, wildfires, drought, pests, and floods. Survey results are used to seek support and assistance for programs such as: - Livestock Protection Program - Livestock Highway Fencing Program - Agriculture Wildlife Damage Program - Disaster mitigation programming - Livestock Tax Deferral
Deadline: January 31, 2019
REMINDER: Report livestock losses to the Livestock Protection Program to receive verification, mitigation and compensation. Call 1-844-852-5788.
The National Beef Strategy calls for a transformative change in how industry meets the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead with the goal to benefit all sectors of the industry. The result of a collaborative effort by Canada’s national and provincial beef sector organizations, the strategy is about how organizations can work together to best position the beef industry for greater profitability, growth and continued production of a high-quality beef product of choice in the world.
Watch these videos to see what it's all about...
If you are young beef producer between the ages of 18-.35 ..