Projects
Communicating and coordinating projects that contribute to advancing the CRSB's goals
The CRSB’s Projects Pillar is focused on building a stronger and more united beef sustainability community by increasing awareness of sustainable beef production. This is achieved through four core areas:
Aligning initiatives within the sustainability strategy goals.
Connecting what is being by others through our online projects inventory.
Collaborating with others doing similar work.
Communicating through an annual projects survey.
Browse our inventory of projects below.
Do you have a project to submit?
We encourage anyone leading or participating in a project that supports the goals of the National Beef Sustainability Strategy to submit a project.
Find out more about project criteria, the inventory survey and the process for project recognition in our inventory.
Nominations now open until May 31, 2022.
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Projects
These sustainability projects are designed to demonstrate, pilot or promote sustainability practices. Note that these are not research projects; information on beef research projects can be found at beefresearch.ca.
Producer Hazard Assessment Tool
Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA)
Species at Risk Partnership on Agricultural Lands (SARPAL)
Ontario Soil and Crop Improvemnet Association
2016 - 2020
Low Stress Cattle Handling Course
Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA)
Case Study to Evaluate 3D Fencing in Reducing Livestock Feed Losses to Wildlife in Saskatchewan
Government of Saskatchewan
March 2014 - November 2015
Use of the Grazing Response Index (GRI) On Saskatchewan Pastures to Facilitate Forage Management Decisions
Government of Saskatchewan
April 2013 - February 2017
Innovative Measurement Tool and Extension Pilot for Sustainable Beef Production in Alberta
Alberta Beef Producers
November 2018 - November 2020
Species Habitat Assessments and Ranching Partnerships (SHARP)
Alberta Conservation Association
January 2019 - Ongoing
Effects of annual and perennail forage systems on plant and soil parameters, grazing animal performance and system economics
Alberta Beef Producers
2018 - 2023
