What We Do
The National Cattle Feeders’ Association (NCFA) was established in 2007 to represent Canadian cattle feeders on national issues and to work in collaboration with other cattle organizations across the country.
Our Focus
The NCFA operates in alignment with government and industry to develop workable solutions for the feedlot sector. Our demonstrated successes prove many voices with a similar message have greater impact for cattle feeders. Our initiatives clearly demonstrate our unique role and contribution to the governance and organizational infrastructure of Canada’s beef industry.
Strategic Pillars
Sustainable Growth and Profitability
Purpose – Create a business and trade environment that facilitates industry growth, profitability, and sustainability.
Competitiveness
Purpose – Influence the public policy and regulatory regime to enhance the competitiveness of the cattle feeding sector in Canada.
Industry Leadership and Partnership
Purpose – Strengthen the Canadian beef industry by serving as a credible and solutions-oriented advocate for cattle feeders and undertaking collaborative efforts with industry partners.
Strategic plan
How does the NCFA represent Canadian cattle feeders on national issues?
Download our strategic plan for complete details.
Advocacy
Advocacy Highlights
Latest Advocacy News
NCFA has submitted a letter to the Trade Negotiations Division of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada … Read More
Consultation Regarding the Proposed Regulations Amending the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (Unmet Slaughter Capacity)
NCFA appreciated the opportunity to provide comments on the Government of Canada’s consultation regarding the … Read...
Submission to Federal Competition Bureau Examination of the Food Supply Chain
NCFA provided a written submission to the Federal Competition Bureau Examination of the Food Supply … Read More
Vice President, Policy & Government Relations Position
Thank you for your interest. Only the top candidates will be contacted for an interview.… Read More
NCFA Statement on Traceability
NCFA is extremely disappointed in the changes the CFIA recently announced to their proposed traceability … Read More



