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The first year of the Texas Beef Checkoff proves to be successful bringing in $7.2 million for research and promotion of beef.
Registration and housing for the 2016 Cattle Industry Convention and National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Trade Show has opened.
To better explain the procedures and technologies involved in quality and yield grading, the beef checkoff’s research team has developed a guided simulation and learning module.
Retailers are not heavily promoting beef at this time and will likely put more of their efforts into turkey and ham the next several weeks.
As tobacco demand continues to fall, beef production has become more important to the Bluegrass State.