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MDM: Meat demand across the board weaker than a year ago

Consumers have tightened their belts when it comes to what they are willing to pay for in meat, both in the retail sector and in food service. According to Glynn Tonsor, the latest Meat Demand Monitor not only shows a dip in domestic demand over last month, but for all examined retail products and food […]

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50 Diverse groups urge enactment of American Beef Labeling Act

Today, 50 cattle, farm, rural and consumer groups sent a joint letter to U.S. Senate and House members who, during the last session of Congress, cosponsored the American Beef Labeling Act that restores mandatory country of origin labeling (MCOOL) for beef. The letter expressed the groups’ gratitude for the congressional members’ leadership and support of […]

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Forum Reaffirms Beef Industry’s Commitment to Sustainable Future

Every day cattle producers across the country reaffirm their commitment to protecting environmental resources, supporting communities and creating an economically viable future through effective management practices. The “Beef Sustainability Forum – Continuing our Commitment to a Sustainable Future,” sponsored by Elanco, will be held on Feb. 2 at 12:30 p.m. in New Orleans to highlight the […]

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Cattle care tips when the temperature drops well below freezing

The extreme late December drop in temperatures drove many to retreat to the indoors to stay warm, but for beef cattle out on pasture, bedding in a warm barn is not always an option, said the experts at Kansas State University’s Beef Cattle Institute on a recent Cattle Chat podcast. A team of veterinarians and a beef […]

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Vilsack presses FMC for changes to ocean carrier proposal

After two years of agriculture exporters enduring “ocean carriers’ systematic neglect of exports in favor of higher value import cargo,” Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is offering key changes to the Federal Maritime Commission’s (FMC) proposed rulemaking to define an unreasonable refusal to negotiate or deal with respect to vessel space accommodations. While USDA believes the […]

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Farm Progress America, January 10, 2023

Max Armstrong recalls his first trip to Washington where he watched Farm Bureau lobbyists working with lawmakers. During the American Farm Bureau Convention this year, Zippy Duvall, shared a story about his daughter Zellie Duvall, who grew up on a farm, sitting in on an ag-focused trip. Even though raised on a farm she learned […]

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Team work makes the dream work at Knudsen Cattle

Twenty years ago, the Knudsen family began it’s beef venture, agisting a few head of cattle on neighbouring properties, now they operate a business, team of staff and cattle across huge parcels of land in different parts of the state. Click to check the original article.

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