This Week in Agribusiness, Sept. 17, 2022
Mike is at the desk, and kicked off the broadcast with a recap of ag happenings for the week, including
USDA makes $2B boost to food banks, school meals
USDA will provide close to $2 billion in additional funding to food banks and school meal programs for purchasing American-grown
Evonik using epigenetics to trace animal welfare
How livestock are kept is increasingly becoming a factor in consumer decisions when buying meat. Evonik has now developed a
Push made for Senate passage of ag labor bill
Supporters of ag labor reform were again calling on the Senate to take up the House’s Farm Workforce Modernization Act
Retaining or restraining our youth
I want to give a shout out to all the people that work behind the scenes to make Husker Harvest
NIAMRRE, partners awarded $1.5m to improve antibiotic stewardship
The National Institute of Antimicrobial Resistance Research and Education and five partner institutions have received a $1.5 million cooperative agreement award
Animal welfare report highlights livestock ‘fit to load’ issues
MORE than 600 animal welfare incidents in 2020-21 – many relating to livestock not fit for loading – have been
Carbon clarity tops NABRC list of research priorities
CLARITY on carbon accounting and measuring standards has topped the list of priorities for the North Australia Beef Research Council
Beef included in EU deforestation regulations
THE European parliament has voted in favour of new regulations forcing companies aimed at preventing from importing products linked to
S2 Ep 30: Independent meat & livestock analyst Simon Quilty
Weekly Grill podcast host Kerry Lonergan this week points the microphone towards independent meat and livestock industry analyst and consultant,