Competitor watch: US beef exports starting to slow, as drought
Beef exports from the United States totalled just over 99,000 tonnes in November, down 14 percent from a year earlier
Kay’s Cuts: Study contradicts conventional wisdom about grainfed Vs grassfed
A monthly column written for Beef Central by US meat and livestock industry commentator, Steve Kay, publisher of US Cattle
Nebraska awarding additional grants for meat processor assistance
Last year, with grant funding from the Independent Processor Assistance Program (IPAP), Nebraska awarded 62 livestock producers and meat processors
Blizzard conditions close U.S. meat plants
By Michael Hirtzer Severe winter weather is curtailing America’s meat production, with two of the biggest beef packers idling Kansas
Appeals court rules Iowa’s ‘ag-gag’ laws don’t violate free speech
On Monday, the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis, Missouri reversed prior decisions on two Iowa state
Study sheds light on Salmonella survival in food processing
In an ongoing battle against foodborne pathogens, researchers have uncovered a promising avenue for enhancing food safety through the exploration
Growing calf requirements with protein supplementation while winter grazing
By Sydney Vanderhoff, SDSU Extension Often when thinking of grazing dormant winter range, we think of spring-calving cow herds grazing
Farm Progress America, January 10, 2024
Mike Pearson takes a look at more legal troubles for the world’s four biggest meat packers. The meatpackers include Cargill,
Red meat price inflation reduces to below 1pc
Annual red meat price inflation has reduced to less than 1 percent according to the latest monthly Consumer Price Index
More cyclones on cards as monsoon trough develops
Total forecast rainfall for 8 days from Jan 10 to 17, 2024. Source: BOM THE Bureau of Meteoroly is monitoring