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R-CALF Questions USDA's Proposal to Allow Paraguay Beef Imports
Line on Agriculture
R-CALF CEO, Bill Bullard
Is the OFF Act a Trojan Horse for Extremist Groups?
California Ag Today
Lawmakers introduced the Opportunities for Fairness in Farming, or OFF Act, aimed at reforming the federal checkoff system. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association’s CEO, Colin Woodall responds.
Marketline Report for Monday, June 5
Market Line
Cattle end the week on a strong note Friday. The CME Group's Oliver Sloup has more.
Lab-Grown Vs Retail Beef and USDA Emergency Relief Deadline
The Agribusiness Update
Researchers have found that lab-grown or “cultivated” meat’s environmental impact is likely significantly higher than retail beef, and USDA is extending deadlines for the Emergency Relief Program and Pandemic Assistance.
Georgia Beef Assessment and USDA Emergency Relief Deadline
The Agribusiness Update
The next assessment renewal vote by Georgia beef producers runs through June 30, and USDA is extending deadlines for the Emergency Relief Program and Pandemic Assistance.
Protein Labels Could Lead to Consumer Confusion
Line on Agriculture
Independent Registered Dietician and Meat Scientist, Emma Mortensen
Liquidation to Continue in the Beef Market
Southeast Regional Ag News
AFBF Economist Bernt Nelson weighs in on current beef supply situation.
U.S. Beef Production to Drop and Lab-Grown Beef's Carbon Footprint
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. beef production in 2024 will drop 8% to 24.7 billion pounds amid tighter cattle supplies, and a new report suggests lab-grown meat may have a larger carbon footprint than retail beef.
Is the OFF Act a Trojan Horse for Extremist Groups?
California Ag Today
Lawmakers introduced the Opportunities for Fairness in Farming, or OFF Act, aimed at reforming the federal checkoff system. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association’s CEO, Colin Woodall responds.
Lab-Grown Meat and its Carbon Footprint
Southeast Regional Ag News
A new report suggests lab-grown “meat” may have a larger carbon footprint than retail beef.
Socially Disadvantaged Farmers and Lawmakers Message to Automakers
The Agribusiness Update
USDA data shows where socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers tend to be, and over 100 lawmakers send letter to automakers expressing concerns over removal of AM radio in future vehicles.
Animal Disease Preparation
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Animal disease preparedness is a ‘must’ for the next farm bill according to livestock industry leaders like NCBA Chief Todd Wilkinson.
Animal Disease Preparedness, a Must for the Next Farm Bill
Southeast Regional Ag News
NCBA and NPPC lean strangling on three-legged stool for animal health preparedness.
West Coast Port Negotiations and Growers Automation Spending Up
The Agribusiness Update
Failed labor negotiations at West Coast ports is impacting red mead exports with periodic work stoppages, and growers are now spending an average of $500,000 a year on automation in response to labor shortage.
An Updated Look at Protein Exports from the USDA
Southeast Regional Ag News
A USDA report says a comparison between first-quarter 2023 exports of seven animal products with the exports from the same time last year shows four of the categories were year-over-year higher and three were lower.
2022 National Beef Quality Audit Released
Line on Agriculture
The National Beef Quality Audit is conducted approximately every five years and is funded by the Beef Checkoff. The 2022 NBQA findings have been released.
Positive News for Beef and Pork Exports
Southeast Regional Ag News
March U.S. pork exports were the largest since May 2021, and beef export volumes were the largest since October, according to the U.S. Meat Export Federation.
Seeking More Funding for an FMD Vaccine Bank
Southeast Regional Ag News
Outbreaks of FMD have occurred off the coast of Australia and Indonesia, making it even more important to be prepared in the United States.
National Cattlemen's Beef Assocation Lawsuit Lays Foundation for WOTUS Nexus Test Languae
Line on Agriculture
National Cattlmen's Beef Association General Council, Mary-Thomas Hart
California Citrus Challenges and Labor Contracts at West Coast Ports
The Agribusiness Update
California citrus growers finding challenges from last month's flooding, and the lack of labor contracts at West Coast ports could be dangerous for ag products headed to Asia.