Animal Care

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The feed of alfalfa provides cattle with a nutrient-rich and readily available source of sustenance, ensuring they receive essential vitamins and minerals during colder months when forage options are limited, promoting their overall health and well-being.

  Summer pasture grazing allows cattle to roam freely in natural environments, positively impacting animal welfare by promoting exercise, reducing stress, and providing access to a diverse range of nutritious forage. 

 Winter care of cattle in Southern Alberta involves meticulous attention to their nutritional needs, access to shelter against harsh weather conditions, and diligent health monitoring to ensure their well-being during the challenging winter months. 

 The ranch's well-designed facilities, including cattle pens, feeding stations, and secure shelters, streamline ranching operations, ensure efficient livestock management, and enhance the ranch's overall success and productivity. 

 Good calving practices are vital for safeguarding the health and productivity of the herd, reducing the risk of complications, and ensuring the well-being of both mother cows and their newborn calves. 

 Providing the best medical care for cattle includes regular check-ups by a qualified veterinarian, prompt treatment of illnesses or injuries, and a focus on preventive measures like vaccinations, all of which contribute to maintaining the health and productivity of the herd.