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Ecological Goods and Services – Private Land Conservation

13(1) Mechanisms that allow producers to financially, or otherwise, benefit from their management decisions that enhance ...

Posted: September 16, 2024 | Completed: 2025

Organization Wrap-Up Policy

27(1) ABP will retain funds restricted for winddown in the event the organization is required to ...

Posted: July 10, 2024 | Completed: 2025

Regulatory Burden Policy

23(1) As regulatory burden is a direct and indirect cost to industry, unnecessary government regulations that ...

Posted: July 10, 2024 | Completed: 2025

Wildlife

11(1) In order for wildlife management to be successful, approaches should be varied across the province ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

Off Highway Vehicles on Road Allowances

9(1) Off Highway Vehicles should be prohibited on undeveloped road allowances for recreational purposes as they, ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

Crown Land Grazing Dispositions

8(1) Crown Land Grazing dispositions shall be kept a fundamental component of protecting rangelands and maintaining ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

Resource Extraction

7(1) Resource extraction, such as coal mining, must include consultation with local beef producers in a ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

Business Risk Management Program Policy

4(1) ABP shall support programming that facilitates risk management for all types of producers, including, but ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

Service Charge Refund Policy

3(1) Refunds of service charge will be processed with appropriate documentation at prescribed times of the ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

Revenue Recognition and Financial Policy

2(1) The service charge revenue collected in one year, less refunds, will be used to provide ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

Beef Processing

34(1) The economic viability of small abattoirs should be upheld by ensuring adequate economic supports and ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

Market Transparency

33(1) Transparent access to timely and accurate livestock and feed market information is essential to government ...

Posted: November 22, 2023 | Completed: 2025

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Government Relations

Alberta Beef Producers (ABP) is proud to foster strong government relations to support the sustainability and growth of the beef industry.

By uniting producers, industry stakeholders, and policymakers, ABP creates a platform for meaningful dialogue and collaboration. This approach not only strengthens the industry’s voice but also ensures that the concerns and needs of beef producers are effectively communicated to government officials.

Alberta Beef Industry Stampede Summit

In 2022, ABP hosted the first Alberta Beef Industry Stampede Summit with partners Alberta Cattle Feeders’ Association, Canadian Cattle Association, and Western Stock Growers’ Association. The event brought together beef producers, industry stakeholders, and politicians from various levels of government to celebrate the Alberta beef industry and foster valuable connections.

Expanding every year since then, Stampede Summit has become the go-to event for politicians hoping to connect with the cattle industry. Our partner list has also expanded to now include Alberta Auction Markets Association, Alberta Grazing Leaseholders Association, Alberta Veterinary Medical Association, and Feeder Associations of Alberta.

One of the many highlights of Stampede Summit is the announcement of the Environmental Stewardship Award, accompanied by the first viewing of a special video showcasing the award recipients.

We are excited to continue this tradition and celebrate the achievements and contributions of our industry.

ABP’s Policy Manual

ABP’s Policy Manual is a comprehensive document that outlines the principles and guidelines governing the commission’s operations and advocacy efforts. It serves as a foundational resource for understanding ABP’s stances on various issues affecting the beef industry.

The policy manual guides ABP’s advocacy work by providing a clear framework for addressing industry challenges and opportunities. It helps ABP to effectively represent the interests of cattle producers in discussions with government bodies, industry partners, and the public. By adhering to the policies outlined in the manual, ABP can consistently advocate for sustainable practices, fair regulations, and the overall advancement of Alberta’s beef industry.

ABP's Policy Manual