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Hi and Welcome to the podcast! My name is Chantel McRae and I will be your host. I started working for MBFI in January of 2022 as an Extension Specialist with the goal of increasing awareness and information regarding the projects and important research happening at MBFI. One of the ways we have decided to do that is through a podcast that shares information on the research projects that are being conducted here, as well as extension events and on farm practices and technologies. MBFI is a not for profit organization developed through partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers, Ducks Unlimited Canada and the Manitoba Forage and Grassland Association with direction from stakeholders collaborating for the advancement of the industry. MBFI’s mission is to advance the Manitoba beef and forage industry by engaging stakeholders, evaluating on-farm innovation, and extension for sustainability of farmers, the public and the environment. In short we Engage, Evaluate and Extend. MBFI’s Goal is to promote excellence, efficiency, and sustainability of practice in the agricultural industry in Manitoba for the dual benefit of the public and the environment by conducting on-farm research and field testing of practices related to beef cattle and forage production and disseminating the results to farmers and the public, as well as through providing hands-on learning opportunities and work placements for the development of professionals entering beef cattle and forage production. We will be sharing information through interviews with General Manager, Mary Jane Orr, project leads for various projects, MBFI team members, speakers from our extension events, industry leaders and industry suppliers. This podcast will dig deep into on-farm research and field testing practices related to beef cattle and forage production and efficiency and sustainability of practice in the agricultural industry in Manitoba. We will be sharing information on upcoming training and workshops, field and farm demonstration tours, education materials and events at MBFI, as well as producer profiles from around the province and information on their own trials, challenges, innovation and results.

  1. Manitoba Women in Agriculture and Food with Laura Lazo (Chair MWAF)

    3D AGO

    Manitoba Women in Agriculture and Food with Laura Lazo (Chair MWAF)

    Laura Lazo holds a Ph.D. in biology from Dalhousie University, has published in scientific journals, and has worked as a consultant. She operates her own company, Careers in Agriculture and Food, which offers recruitment services tailored for the agriculture and agri-food industry. Laura leverages her extensive experience and network across Canada to help employers find candidates for hard-to-fill positions. Laura also co-founded and serves as the Chair of Manitoba Women in Agriculture and Food (MWAF), a non-profit organization. As Chair, she provides leadership to the Board and oversees MWAF’s growth and financial sustainability. She is also responsible for industry relationships and representing MWAF at external events. Inspired by the people who make up this industry, she devotes her experience and passion to advocating for women, particularly for diverse women, and the pursuit of equality for the betterment of the sector. With a servant-leader management style, her and MWAF’s values are collaboration and service. In today’s episode, Laura discusses Manitoba Women in Agriculture and Food’s mission, goals and approaches to support women’s advancement in the agricultural industry.  We discuss a re-cap of the 2025 MWAF Summit and plans for future Summits. We also chat about resources, subsidies, training sessions and upcoming events that MWAF is offering or partnering with other organizations to offer to women in agriculture.  Stay tuned for more information on the women’s event that MBFI & MWAF are collaborating on during Ag Days 2026!   To learn more about MWAF or to contact Laura or the team at Manitoba Women in Ag and Food, please visit them at: Website: www.mwaf.ca Social media including: Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn and YouTube: @MWAF or search “Manitoba Women in Ag and Food” You can also contact Laura directly on LinkedIn @LauraLazo The research programs and daily operations at MBFI would not be possible without the funding from the Province of Manitoba, Government of Canada, and Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, as well as the partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) and Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC). We encourage you to follow MBFI on social media, or check out the website for more information on project findings and results, upcoming events and more! Instagram: @MBBeefandForage Facebook: @MBBeefandForage X (Twitter): @MBBeefandForage Website: www.mbfi.ca  Email address: information@mbfi.ca  Mary-Jane’s Phone Number: 431-255-0011

    50 min
  2. Manitoba Farm Women's Conference with Doris Doelger (MFWC)

    OCT 29

    Manitoba Farm Women's Conference with Doris Doelger (MFWC)

    Agriculture has been a part of Doris Doelger’s life for as long as she can remember. Doris was born on a hog farm and raised on a beef and grain operation. At a young age 4-H gave Doris her first hands-on experiences and taught her the value of hard work, leadership, and community. In 2011, Doris started raising purebred Simmentals alongside her dad’s commercial cow/calf herd, and today she stays hands-on in both their beef and grain operation, and working on another family-run farm. Doris’ agricultural education has mostly come from the “school of hard knocks,” where every season brings new challenges, lessons, and wins. Beyond the farm gate, Doris is proud to serve as Chair of the Manitoba Farm Women’s Conference. Since joining the board in 2020, she has had the opportunity to connect with and celebrate women in agriculture from all walks of life. This organization has become a true community, one that inspires her daily through shared stories, learning, and laughter. Doris loves connecting with women in agriculture and building a conference and community that strives to educate, encourage, and empower. Professionally, Doris works as an adjuster with MASC, helping producers assess crop losses and navigate programs while staying grounded in real farm life. At heart, Doris is passionate about agriculture, community, and lifelong learning. Whether on the farm, at a conference, or around the kitchen table, Doris is always looking for ways to connect and grow, and help others do the same. Through her work, leadership, and community involvement, she’s committed to supporting the industry that shaped her while continuing to learn and grow alongside it. In today’s episode, Doris shares information about the upcoming Manitoba Farm Women’s Conference, which is taking place in Brandon, MB November 17-19th, 2025.  This annual event brings women from across all areas of agriculture together in a welcoming, supportive and intergenerational space, where women both new to agriculture and more experienced, can connect and come together. Doris gives us an overview of the speaker and event line up for this year’s conference.  It is going to be a jam packed few days with a powerful and inspiring speaker lineup, as well as a banquet and tours. If you are interested in participating in planning and hosting the next conference, MFWC is always looking for board members to add to their “village” to host the event.  Please contact MWFC if you are interested in joining them!  The 2026 conference is going to be held in Winnipeg, MB the third week of November 2026.  Stay tuned for more information on the Manitoba Farm Women’s Conference website and social media, or contact MWFC at: Website: www.mfwc.ca Email: info@mfwc.ca Facebook: @ManitobaFarmWomen’sConference  Instagram: @manitobafarmwomensconference The research programs and daily operations at MBFI would not be possible without the funding from the Province of Manitoba, Government of Canada, and Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, as well as the partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) and Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC). We encourage you to follow MBFI on social media, or check out the website for more information on project findings and results, upcoming events and more! Instagram: @MBBeefandForage Facebook: @MBBeefandForage X (Twitter): @MBBeefandForage Website: a href="http://www.mbfi.ca/" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

    29 min
  3. Reflecting on 100 Episodes of Beef & Forage Roundup

    OCT 15

    Reflecting on 100 Episodes of Beef & Forage Roundup

    Hi!  My name is Chantel McRae.  I am a mom of 2, farm wife, farmer and the voice behind The Beef and Forage Roundup.  I started my work as a podcaster and podcast producer in 2022 after taking a podcast mentorship program while on maternity leave with my oldest. Since then, 100 episodes of the Beef and Forage Roundup have come to life, reaching 80 countries and covering various topics in the agriculture industry. I farm alongside my husband Brett and our kids, near Brandon, MB.  Our farm, McRae Land and Livestock currently farms about 2500 acres, mostly on rented land and has about 250 head of cattle, most of which are part of a replacement heifer enterprise.  We have hopes to expand both the grain and cattle enterprises in the near future.  Brett and I are both passionate about regenerative agriculture and believe in a whole system approach to ecosystem health.  I am also passionate about farmer mental health, sharing producer profile stories and sharing the good news stories of agriculture.   When I am not working on the farm or in the office, I love spending as much time as possible with my children and family and horseback riding whenever I get the chance. In today’s episode, MBFI GM Mary-Jane Orr interviews me, Chantel McRae.  We chat about my background in ag, my current roles on the farm and how my work at MBFI is intertwined with my current farm roles.  We also talk about the history of Beef and Forage Roundup, how it started, where we are at today, a reflection on some of our favorite episodes and topics, and a quick discussion on what is on the horizon for the show. To contact me, please email: chantel.mcrae@mbfi.ca or find me on: Facebook: @McraeLandandLivestock or @ChantelMcRae Instagram: @mcraelandandlivestock @chantelmcrae The research programs and daily operations at MBFI would not be possible without the funding from the Province of Manitoba, Government of Canada, and Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, as well as the partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) and Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC). We encourage you to follow MBFI on social media, or check out the website for more information on project findings and results, upcoming events and more! Instagram: @MBBeefandForage Facebook: @MBBeefandForage X (Twitter): @MBBeefandForage Website: www.mbfi.ca  Email address: information@mbfi.ca  Mary-Jane’s Phone Number: 431-255-0011

    30 min
  4. Meet & Greet with MBFI's Full Time Staff

    OCT 1

    Meet & Greet with MBFI's Full Time Staff

    On today’s episode, we are introducing the full time staff at MBFI whose dedication and hard work makes the projects, data collection and project results possible. Clayton Robins operates a mixed family farm in Rivers, Manitoba with a primary focus on beef production.  At the present time the operation includes; cow/calf, back-grounding, and custom grazing. The operation included sheep production for about 30 years, until 2009. Clayton graduated from the University of Manitoba in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and then spent over 20 years with Agriculture and Agri Food Canada Research Branch in Brandon studying beef and forage production: including extending the grazing season, forage-based finishing, greenhouse gas mitigation, modeling, cultivar development, and energetic efficiencies. Through this has co-authored a number of scientific papers. Clayton also served as the Executive Director of Manitoba 4-H Council for 7 years. Clayton is currently employed with Manitoba Beef and Forage Initiatives, working to support research and extension projects. Clayton spent several years working on Ag industry development as a member of numerous Boards and committees. Through coaching sport, volunteer time and Board positions with Ag in the Classroom, Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba and other such youth education programs, youth development has been and continues to be an important part of his private life.  In 2013, Clayton was awarded one of the Nuffield Canada Scholarships, touring the world to study the potential for energy-dense forages in the Canadian beef production model and has since delivered presentations on the concept in 8 countries. Born in Windsor Ontario, Judah Logan’s early childhood was spent on the rural outskirts of Kingston township: where—through neighbors—Judah had regular exposure to dairy and mixed farming—including beekeeping, and maple syrup production.  After an unexpected move to Kingston from middle school through high school, he reluctantly lost touch with the day-to-day routines of farming life.  As a young adult, Judah studied undergraduate Arts at the University of Western Ontario, Computer Science at U of T, and recently completed the intensive 2 year Communications Engineering Technology diploma program at Assiniboine College in Brandon.  Judah says it is a pleasure to be working at MBFI where he can revisit his childhood dream with a superlatively qualified staff, 2 great farm locations, and 3 friendly felines to keep him company. Lauren McKee grew up on a family farm southeast of Minnedosa on a mixed beef and grain operation.  Her family also raises Suffolk Punch draft horses. Growing up, she was heavily involved with all aspects of the farm and she continues to help when possible with the livestock or in the field. Lauren began working at MBFI as a summer student for 3 consecutive summers starting in 2020, where she practiced her skills and learned new things about the world of beef and forage research. Lauren attended the University of Saskatchewan and completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture, majoring in Animal Science. This is where Lauren met her professor, Dr. Bart Lardner, and was awarded the opportunity to work for him in the summer and fall of 2024. Lauren was able to grow her passion for beef research and landed back at MBFI in a full time position as the Beef Research Technician. Lauren is excited for her future in agriculture and the continuing opportunities to grow her knowledge and skills in the industry!  Josie Pedersen grew up on her family’s commercial cow-calf operation near Neepawa, Manitoba, where they raised primarily Simmental-Angus cattle. She spent much of her youth involved in the Neepawa 4-H Beef Club and exploring different agricultural experiences—whether working at the local veterinary clinic or traveling on agriculture-focused trips with the Rotary Club and

    42 min
  5. The Bright Future of Ag with MBFI’s 2025 Summer Students

    SEP 17

    The Bright Future of Ag with MBFI’s 2025 Summer Students

    Join us as we introduce MBFI’s 2025 summer students! Kristy has lived in Brandon her whole life, but even though she lived in the city she has some aunts and uncles living on farms. One is a beef cattle farm, and the other is a beef cattle and hobby farm. Growing up, it was clear she loved animals and many other aspects of the farm. She started out volunteering for her uncle’s petting zoo, then has been volunteering at veterinary clinics and on local beef cattle farms. When she’s not on the farm or at the clinic, she spends her spare time coaching basketball or badminton at her old middle school. This fall, she will be in her third year of her Bachelor of Science degree at Brandon University, majoring in Biology. In the future she plans to apply to the Western College of Veterinary Medicine with plans of becoming a veterinarian. ​​Hailey Everard grew up in Winnipeg, having dogs and cats, and always knew she wanted to work with animals. She has also always had a passion for the environment. Hailey became really interested in agriculture in her first year at the University of Manitoba, where she then decided to pursue an agroecology degree with a minor in animal science. Since deciding this, Hailey has really enjoyed being able to work on multiple cattle farms, gain experience with other livestock, and learn a lot about all the aspects that make up ag. Hailey will be graduating next year and plans to continue working in the livestock sector of agriculture and hope to raise cattle of her own someday. In her spare time, she enjoys camping, going on long drives, spending time with her friends, and finding books to add to her personal library! Hailey Browning also grew up in Winnipeg and is currently studying at the University of Manitoba. Growing up in the city and working in the agriculture industry for the past four years has been a big step in her career and she wouldn’t wish to be a part of any other industry! Hailey is working towards her Bachelor Degree in Agriculture, majoring in Animal Science. Hailey has been a part of many clubs within the university, such as Stockman’s club, 4-H Future Leaders, and FASO (Faculty of Agriculture Student Organization) where she helps organize farm tours, presentations, fundraisers and socials for the students in the faculty of Agriculture. Hailey hopes to apply to Vet school in the following year and is very passionate about large animal research. She appreciates a live band, especially if they have a fiddle! Hailey also enjoys fishing and camping in her free time. Rhiannon grew up in Brandon, Manitoba and is entering her third year of Biomedical Sciences at Brandon University. This is her first summer being an employee at MBFI with hopes of expanding her knowledge on beef cattle to pursue Veterinary Medicine in the future. If you are interested in being a summer student at MBFI for future years, or know a student who might be interested, please watch for the annual advertisement for available positions.  As an MBFI Summer Student, you are sure to gain hands-on experience in both the cattle and crop industries.   The ability to hire these summer students has been made possible through the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership. The research programs and daily operations at MBFI would not be possible without the funding from the Province of Manitoba, Government of Canada, and Canadian Agricultural Partnership, as well as the partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) and Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC). We encourage you to follow MBFI on social media, or check out the website for more information on project findings and results, upcoming events

    23 min
  6. Preference Grazing and Persistence of New Forages with Dr. Bart Lardner

    SEP 3

    Preference Grazing and Persistence of New Forages with Dr. Bart Lardner

    Dr. H.A. (Bart) Lardner is a Professor and the Ministry of Agriculture Strategic Research Program Chair in Cow-Calf and Forage Systems at the University of Saskatchewan. Dr. Lardner holds a Ph.D. in Animal Science from the University of Saskatchewan, focusing on forage rejuvenation, nutrient digestibility and ruminant performance in Western Canada. Over the past 30 years his beef and forage research has focused on forage utilization and beef cattle management programs. His research has included improving water quality for beef cattle on pasture, evaluation of annual and perennial forages, pasture rejuvenation, extensive fall and winter grazing systems, nutrient cycling, heifer development and application of genomic technology in beef cattle breeding programs. Lardner’s work on fall and winter grazing systems and water quality has been widely adopted by producers in Canada and the United States, and his current work evaluating novel forage mixtures and the impact on animal performance, enteric emissions and economics is contributing to changes that will significantly improve beef cattle production in western Canada. Lardner’s research program works closely with industry and producers to ensure applicability of results back to industry. These activities have resulted in the publication of over 250 articles and fact sheets in popular farm press, numerous YouTube videos and over 75 abstracts and 110 peer-reviewed scientific journal manuscripts. As a Professor, Dr. Lardner has taught numerous forage, range and animal sciences courses, advised over 100 undergraduate students, and guided the research of 55 MSc, PhD and PDF’s during his career. Lardner’s professional accomplishments have been recognized with numerous awards, including the Golden Harvest Award (2008), Canadian Animal Industries Award in Extension and Public Service sponsored by Canadian Society of Animal Science (2013), American Society of Animal Science’s Western Section Extension Award (2018), Dean’s Award for Excellence in Outreach and Engagement (2018), Dean’s Award for Research Excellence (2022), and Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal for Contribution to Agriculture (2022). In today’s episode with Dr. Lardner we are talking about preference grazing and persistence of new forages.  Dr. Lardner shares a broad overview of this project, which includes a study in cattle’s preference grazing different types of forages, as well as the persistence of these forages to re-grow after intense rotational grazing. We talk about the potential impact of this research and how it can assist producers economically, as well as improving the environmental sustainability of their farm. Animal temperament and its impact on grazing behaviour was also studied through this research. To find out more about this project, or others that Dr. Lardner is working on, please visit: Western Beef Development Centre Website: http://westernbeef.org/index.htm Western Beef Development Centre YouTube: @wstrnbeef Dr. Lardner on X: @DrBart_Beef Contact Dr. Lardner via phone: 1-306-966-2147 The research programs and daily operations at MBFI would not be possible without the funding from the Province of Manitoba, Government of Canada, and Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, as well as the partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) and Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC). We encourage you to follow MBFI on social media, or check out the website for more information on project findings and results, upcoming events and more! Instagram:...

    49 min
  7. Living Lab - Manitoba Update with Dan Cox (MAW)

    AUG 20

    Living Lab - Manitoba Update with Dan Cox (MAW)

    Dan Cox is the Project Manager with Manitoba Association of Watersheds. He brings 14+ years of project management experience in the renewable energy sector to the MAW project team. Dan’s educational background includes a Bachelor of Science from the University of Winnipeg and an advanced diploma in GIS from Red River College. His role within the organization is to oversee all projects which MAW administers on behalf of the Watershed Districts in Manitoba. Dan joined us back in 2023 for episode #21 with Lynda Nicol where we first discussed the Manitoba Association of Watersheds or MAW and the programs and background on MAW.  Today we are chatting about the changes and evolution that has been happening over the past 2.5 years. Dan shares information about MAW’s provincial projects and what each of these projects entails. One of the big changes from 2023, is the end of the Living Labs-Eastern Prairies project.  Dan shares some findings from this project that have come out thus far, as well as about the conclusion of this project.  Dan also discusses the new project, “Living Lab Manitoba,” which is under a new project called Agricultural Climate Solutions and has some more narrowly focused projects, while still carrying forward some of the projects that we previously included in “Living Lab- Eastern Prairies.”   “Living Lab - Manitoba is a research-based program that collaborates with producers to develop grassroots solutions for reducing agricultural impacts on climate and environment.” (Manitoba Association of Watersheds, retrieved July 2025)  Dan shares some of the benefits from doing this research right on Manitoba farming operations.  We also chat about how carbon sequestration, greenhouse gas emissions and soil carbon are included as areas of study in this project. To find out more about Living Lab - Manitoba, please visit the links below. Links mentioned in this episode: Manitoba Association of Watersheds: Living Lab - Manitoba information page: https://manitobawatersheds.org/llmb Find MAW on: X & Facebook: @Manitoba Association of Watersheds Instagram: @mb_watersheds YouTube: @MB Watersheds The research programs and daily operations at MBFI would not be possible without the funding from the Province of Manitoba, Government of Canada, and Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, as well as the partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) and Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC). We encourage you to follow MBFI on social media, or check out the website for more information on project findings and results, upcoming events and more! Instagram: @MBBeefandForage Facebook: @MBBeefandForage X (Twitter): @MBBeefandForage Website: www.mbfi.ca  Email address: information@mbfi.ca  Mary-Jane’s Phone Number: 431-255-0011

    21 min
  8. MBFI Smart Farm Feature: On Pasture Weighing with the Optiweigh System with Dr. Mary-Jane Orr

    AUG 6

    MBFI Smart Farm Feature: On Pasture Weighing with the Optiweigh System with Dr. Mary-Jane Orr

    Mary-Jane leads a dedicated team at MBFI to advance Manitoba’s beef & forage industry through engaging stakeholders, evaluating on-farm innovation, and extension for sustainability of farmers, the public, and the environment. She deeply values the opportunity to collaborate with producers, researchers, education providers, extension specialists, conservation groups, and all stakeholders in field-testing management practices and growing understanding of improved production in Manitoba. Mary-Jane holds a PhD from Purdue University in soil microbial ecology in agricultural systems, is a Professional Agrologist, and Certified Crop Advisor. Her experience in ecology and field agronomy gives her a unique perspective on the challenges facing agriculture today.  To kick off this episode, we discuss what a livestock focused smart farm is and what kinds of technologies are used in MBFI’s operations. One of these technologies, the focus of today’s episode, is a product called the Optiweigh System, which is one option available to use to weigh cattle on pasture. The Optiweigh System, is the brainchild of Bill and Jacqui Mitchell.  From the website (link below), “The Optiweigh System is farmer developed technology that is making precision livestock management a reality.” The system was developed and is made in Australia. Mary-Jane shares her experience using the Optiweigh system, including what it looks like, what set up entails, how it works and what data can be collected using this technology.  We also chat about using an “attractant” to encourage cattle to step onto the platform, allowing their front end weight to be taken.  From this front end weight, a proven formula is used to calculate the full body weight of the animal.  This information is sent to the Optiweight system, with the reading of their RDIF tag, allowing producers or researchers to gain valuable information about the weight of specific animals, daily gain or average weight of the group.  This information can then be used in decision making. As usual, we chat about how this technology might benefit producers to be more sustainable and profitable, as well as environmental benefits this technology can offer. Links mentioned in this episode: Optiweigh Website: https://www.optiweigh.com.au/ The research programs and daily operations at MBFI would not be possible without the funding from the Province of Manitoba, Government of Canada, and Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, as well as the partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) and Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC). We encourage you to follow MBFI on social media, or check out the website for more information on project findings and results, upcoming events and more! Instagram: @MBBeefandForage Facebook: @MBBeefandForage X (Twitter): @MBBeefandForage Website: www.mbfi.ca  Email address: information@mbfi.ca  Mary-Jane’s Phone Number: 431-255-0011

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Hi and Welcome to the podcast! My name is Chantel McRae and I will be your host. I started working for MBFI in January of 2022 as an Extension Specialist with the goal of increasing awareness and information regarding the projects and important research happening at MBFI. One of the ways we have decided to do that is through a podcast that shares information on the research projects that are being conducted here, as well as extension events and on farm practices and technologies. MBFI is a not for profit organization developed through partnership with Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Beef Producers, Ducks Unlimited Canada and the Manitoba Forage and Grassland Association with direction from stakeholders collaborating for the advancement of the industry. MBFI’s mission is to advance the Manitoba beef and forage industry by engaging stakeholders, evaluating on-farm innovation, and extension for sustainability of farmers, the public and the environment. In short we Engage, Evaluate and Extend. MBFI’s Goal is to promote excellence, efficiency, and sustainability of practice in the agricultural industry in Manitoba for the dual benefit of the public and the environment by conducting on-farm research and field testing of practices related to beef cattle and forage production and disseminating the results to farmers and the public, as well as through providing hands-on learning opportunities and work placements for the development of professionals entering beef cattle and forage production. We will be sharing information through interviews with General Manager, Mary Jane Orr, project leads for various projects, MBFI team members, speakers from our extension events, industry leaders and industry suppliers. This podcast will dig deep into on-farm research and field testing practices related to beef cattle and forage production and efficiency and sustainability of practice in the agricultural industry in Manitoba. We will be sharing information on upcoming training and workshops, field and farm demonstration tours, education materials and events at MBFI, as well as producer profiles from around the province and information on their own trials, challenges, innovation and results.

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  • Creator
    MBFI Inc.
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2025
  • Episodes
    103
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