North America Meat Institute recognizes top processing plants
The North American Meat Institute recognized more than 200 meat and poultry plants at the 2023 Environmental, Labor and Safety+ Conference in Carlsbad,
Vegan NYC mayor commits to food-based emissions reduction
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, a self-proclaimed vegan, and Chief Climate Officer and New York City Department of Environmental
Rendering industry gets its own day
There is a new day on the National Day Calendar. April 21 is now National Rendering Day. It’s recognition the
USDA announces new funding for underserved producers
USDA announced it would make up to $125 million in grant funding available for meat and poultry producers. The funds
Smith, Fanta inducted into USDA-ARS Hall of Fame
The Agricultural Research Service will induct two scientists into its Science Hall of Fame for scientific achievements in developing innovative
Updated Sustainability Impact Report now includes animal feed
The Animal Agriculture Alliance released its updated Sustainability Impact Report ahead of Earth Day on April 22. The U.S. farm
Dannehl joins American Gelbvieh Association
The American Gelbvieh Association (AGA) is pleased to announce the addition of Sarah Dannehl, Wymore, Nebraska, to the AGA staff
Early season pasture management | Beef Magazine
Most pastures are looking lush and green again especially in the Midwest. Thanks to some perfect temperature days, our cool-season
Managing price risk for cow-calf producers
David Anderson, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, has written about markets reaching record-high cattle prices as cattle supplies tighten and some of the
How cow belches are powering trucks in California
Methane digestors in California. WHILE California is best known for Hollywood and Silicon Valley, its intensive livestock sector is significant