What to read ahead of Producer Meetings

Alberta Beef Producers (ABP) will be holding our Producer Meetings in January and February, with five in-person events and one virtual.

In preparation for the upcoming meetings, we’ve compiled a few resources for your late-night or early-morning reading, and some reminders on what to bring along to the meetings.

What to Read

ABP 2021 Annual Report
- In the report, you’ll find a recap of check-off programs from the last fiscal year, and provincial and national financial reports. Also included are links to video updates from the ABP Chair, Finance Chair, and General Manager, as a complement to the written reports and financial statements.
ABP’s 2022 Candidate Backgrounder
- Published in ABP Magazine, this page gives some quick quotes from the acclaimed candidates in all four zones.
ABP’s three-part financial series from ABP Magazine, including:
2020 Resolutions Report
- These resolutions were taken to the December 2020 AGM. ABP have since aligned our AGM with the Alberta Beef Industry Conference. The next resolutions are being collected from both sets of Producer Meetings (fall 2021 and winter 2022) and will be labelled 2021/2022 Resolutions, before transitioning back to single years.
Preparing a resolution for upcoming Producer Meetings
- For those who want to inform change, but aren’t quite sure how to do it, this post outlines some of the processes, and some suggestions for writing your own resolution(s).

What to Bring

Completed Resolution Form(s)
Personal Identification *
REP Documentation or QR Code *

*As part of the Alberta Restrictions Exemption Program (REP) guidelines, anyone 12 years of age and over must be prepared to show proof of full vaccination with QR Code, proof of a privately-paid negative rapid test result taken within 72 hours, or documentation of a medical exemption. In addition, anyone 18 years or older will need to show valid personal identification. Also in line with the REP, all in-person Producer Meetings will require indoor masking.

According to the Government of Alberta, individuals who have COVID-19 core symptoms or are a confirmed case of COVID-19 must isolate.

January 2022 REP Requirements

If you haven’t registered for your Zone’s meeting (or the All Zones virtual option), it’s not too late.

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Virtual