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Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins vows to cut red tape starting Monday, but leading beef organizations warn that bypassing federal meat inspections could jeopardize the global “gold standard” of U.S. food safety.
By capturing methane from 150,000 head of cattle, a historic Nebraska partnership is scaling renewable natural gas for the international stage.
Bimeda’s Bimectin 1% injection receives green light, expanding affordable, over-the-counter options to safeguard U.S. herds against New World screwworm.
Scott Varilek with Kooima Kooima Varilek says after a bounce on Thursday many producers were asking if a bottom was starting to be forged but the negative stories won’t die down.
Halter and the Foundation for America’s Public Lands expand their $3 million partnership to balance livestock grazing, conservation and public recreation across the West.
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Four major agricultural organizations warn that flooding the market with 300,000 metric tons of discounted foreign beef threatens long-term food security and undermines ranchers rebuilding historic low herds.
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