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Beef Business

The “Beef Business” magazine is published six times per year in (January, March, May, July, September & November). A subscription to the “Beef Business” is included with the purchase of all SSGA memberships.

January Issue (click on links below to download)

Section 1 - 2 MB
Section 2 - 2 MB
Section 3 - 2 MB
Section 4 - 2 MB
Section 5 - 3 MB

   

For all general inquires regarding the “Beef Business” magazine or if you are interested in purchasing a subscription. Please contact the SSGA office at (306) 757-8523
If you are interested in advertising in the “Beef Business” magazine, please contact Tracy Cornea at (306) 693-9329, or email her at tracy.cornea@gmail.com.

SSGA

The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA) is a non-profit organization established in 1913, which represents the cattle industry on the legislative front.  SSGA safeguards the interests of producers by working to defeat or amend proposals that would affect the industry in Saskatchewan.  These activities are carried out through SSGA representation on many stakeholder groups and committees.

SSGA Mission Statement

To serve, protect and advance the interests of the beef industry in Saskatchewan through communication, education, research and advocacy to help ensure a prosperous, viable and healthy future for individuals and the livestock industry.

Canadian Cattlemen’s Association

The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association is the only national association representing the interests of Canada’s 90,000 beef producers. Twenty-seven producers from eight provinces make up the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association Board of Directors. The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association provides leadership and unity necessary to speak as one voice for the beef industry. This includes assisting in its development, adaptation to new ideas and technologies, and in its prosperity. The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association is structured to represent every phase of the production system; the purebred, cow/calf, back grounding and feedlot sectors. The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association is involved in issues concerning Canadian beef producers. In addition the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association works closely with other sectors of the agriculture and food industries on matters of mutual concern.