Ontario's choice for naturally great tasting, tender beef.
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When it comes to producing great tasting beef, a diet that consists mainly of corn makes all the difference. It’s what gives Ontario Corn Fed Beef its rich, full flavour. Our strict quality assurance program ensures that only Canada AA and AAA beef is used, resulting in consistently tender and juicy cuts. Whether you choose a premium oven roast, strip loin grilling steak or stewing beef, you can be confident in great results. It takes time and effort to produce a consistently great tasting product. That effort has been made by all involved in the production of Ontario Corn Fed Beef and we are sure that you will appreciate the results.

What is OCFB?

Ontario Cattle Feeders' Association - What Is Ontario Corn Fed Beef

The Ontario Corn-Fed Beef program was launched in June of 2001 to expand the market for and profile of Ontario-produced beef.

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Our Quality Assurance

Ontario Cattle Feeders' Association Quality Assurance

The goal of the Ontario Corn Fed Beef program is to produce a naturally great tasting product that is consistently tender and juicy.

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The Ontario Cattle Feeders’ Association was formed in 1998 by a group of feedlot operators committed to reclaiming and increasing …

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Recent Articles

Latest Entries From The O.C.F.A

May 2013 News Feed Online

May 2013 News Feed Online

Posted by Blair Andrews on May 10, 2013

Highlights of this issue: Ontario Corn Fed Beef 100% Traceable Ontario Corn Fed Beef with Loblaw Companies Ltd., have entered into a partnership with DNA TraceBack® to assure beef quality with this innovative traceability technology. Launched on Apr. 19, DNA...

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Innovative Risk Management for OCFB

Innovative Risk Management for OCFB

Posted by OCFA News on Mar 26, 2013

The Ontario government is supporting local food by helping cattle farmers meet consumer demand for high quality beef. The province is providing the Ontario Cattle Feeders’ Association with a one-time investment of $10 million to create an innovative, industry-led...

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February 2013 News Feed Online

February 2013 News Feed Online

Posted by OCFA News on Feb 20, 2013

Highlights of this issue: $2.5 Million For Market Development Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (at the time) Ted McMeekin capped a successful 2013 Beef Industry Convention by announcing $2.5 million for an Ontario Corn Fed Beef Market Development...

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