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June 29, 2021 Checking in with ABP

In the News | Voices on drought, beef production and the BBQ

In the past couple of weeks, Alberta Beef Producers (ABP) has had the distinct pleasure to share stories and perspectives with both mainstream and beef production audiences through various channels. From explaining what drought means to ranchers to considering some favorite cuts for barbecue season, here are some of our latest guest appearances:

Hoping for rain, on 770 CHQR

Karin Schmid, Lead, Beef Production and Extension, ABP

Areas in the province are experiencing extremely dry conditions. Last week, Karin Schmid, ABP’s Beef Production and Extension Lead joined 770 CHQR and guest host Angela Kokott for a discussion on how the drought conditions are impacting beef producers in the province.

Stepping up the collaboration in diagnostic services

“Some areas in the south are actually estimated to be at a one in 50 year moisture deficit. And in the Peace [region] it’s a one in 25 year moisture deficit,” says Schmid. “Because our beef production system relies on forage and grass to get those cattle through the summer, deficits in moisture can really have a large impact on how we’re able to do that.”

To listen to the interview head to Global’s On Demand, select June 23, 3:00 PM, and scroll to minute 38.

Our Chair, on The Eat More Barbecue Podcast

Melanie Wowk, Chair, ABP

Our Chair, Melanie Wowk recently joined Ryan Sanderson, host of The Eat More Barbecue Podcast. The duo had the chance to discuss: Wowk’s background, the role of Alberta Beef Producers, and, of course, barbecuing.

Stream this episode below, or find it on Soundcloud, or through Apple Podcasts.

Calling Young Guns, on 96.5 CKFM All Hit Country

Katelyn Laverdure, Lead, Stakeholder Communications, ABP

Our Lead, Stakeholder Communications recently joined 96.5 CKFM to share that the Young Guns contest is back.

Young Guns and the future of the beef industry

If you know youth (ages 8-21) in beef production, let them know about the opportunity to showcase their creativity for a shot at three cash prizes!

If you hear Alberta Beef Producers in the news, let us know via email, or one of our social media channels:

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