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Canadian cattlemen worry about long-term effect of COVID-19

It's business as usual at most Alberta ranches but feedlot operators and cattle producers are worried about the future as a result of COVID-19. Rancher Bruce Bird says he's worried about a glut of animals and lower prices this fall, when he sends his young cattle to market, while feedlot operator Tom Thorlakson says his facility has stopped buying any other cattle due to COVID-19.

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