The Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s 2019 amendment to regulations under the Humane Transportation of Animals compels anyone transporting cattle and other livestock to possess paperwork showing those animals were properly treated before they boarded. I don’t know what other industry where you don’t have to fill out some paperwork,” he said. You’re getting well paid if you’re a (cattle) trucker, you’re getting well paid if you’re a producer. You’re getting well paid these days,” said Schaus, who is also part of a national committee updating the beef cattle Code of Practice. Farmers Forum spoke with two Ontario sale barns that indicated some farmers show up with cattle but no document.

Source: thestar September 22, 2022 15:04 UTC