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Articles by: Raatz, Lisa

Author: Raatz, Lisa

‘Heritage potential’ map aims to help urban planners preserve history

August 3, 2018August 3, 2018

Folio Magazine, July 3, 2018, by Michael Brown. A University of Alberta student created a model to determine areas of potential archeological and heritage significance to help policy makers, urban planners and developers make better-informed decisions about where to set Read More …

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Historic beef cattle herd moves into Faculty of ALES: Hays Converters donated to Livestock Genomics program by family that developed breed

July 20, 2018August 4, 2020

Greenhouse Magazine, Spring 2018, by Helen Metella. The entire herd of cattle bred and developed by the Hays family was donated to Faculty of ALES livestock genomics program and moved to the Roy Berg Kinsella Research Ranch in December 2017. Read More …

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Eye in the Sky: Drone technology research helps precision ranching develop new tools for success

July 20, 2018August 4, 2020

Greenhouse Magazine, Spring 2018, by Cait Wills. Dr. John Church of Thompson Rivers University in collaboration with Dr. Cameron Carlyle are using drones to assess heat stress in cattle as well as determine carbon storage in grazed and ungrazed grasslands Read More …

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Do RFI ratings predict cattle performance on pasture?

June 13, 2018June 13, 2018

Canadian Cattlemen, May 28, 2018 by Debbie Furber. Producers often wonder if genetic markers for feed efficiency based on drylot tests reflect feed efficiency on pasture where terrain, water sources and plant diversity are very different from a pen setting. Read More …

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Ranchers with burnt grassland sign up to participate in UofA study

May 14, 2018May 14, 2018

CHAT News Today: Medicine Hat, AB May 11, 2018 by Brittney Matejka. HILDA, AB. – Researchers from the University of Alberta met with a room of ranchers affected by the devastating October wild fires near Hilda and Acadia Valley last night. Read More …

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Universities partnering for research study into rangeland recovery following last October’s grass fires

May 14, 2018

CHAT News Today: Medicine Hat, AB May 2, 2018 by Charles Lefebvre. EDMONTON, AB — Universities in Alberta and Saskatchewan are partnering for a research program and study into rangeland recovery following wildfires, and they’re looking for ranchers and farmers from Read More …

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