Category: Ag News

Beltway Beef Podcast: Inside the World Meat Congress

On this episode, NCBA Executive Director of Government Affairs Kent Bacus takes us inside the World Meat Congress to learn about the pressing issues facing livestock and meat producers across the world. Bacus shares news about NCBA’s new leadership role within the International Meat Secretariat and he recounts some experiences from the conference that show …

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Corn Grower Leaders, Other Ag Groups, Caution Commerce Secretary About Fertilizer Duties

Saying fertilizer shortages are creating a hardship for farmers across the U.S., the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) – along with 62 other agricultural groups, including state corn grower organizations – sent a letter today to Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo calling on her to consider the current difficulties faced by farmers as she recalculates duties …

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Cotton the Next Crop to Benefit from Meristem’s NexGen Bio-Capsule Technology™

Keeping microbes alive and vigorous is bringing big benefits to corn and soybean growers this year, and today Meristem Crop Performance® announced a new industry-leading formulation for cotton growers. “Massive roots, more nutrients, higher yields — farmers are seeing great results this season with REVLINE HOPPER THROTTLE powered by our BIO-CAPSULE microbial delivery system,” said …

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Ag Health and Safety Event Coming up in Woodward, October 27th

The Oklahoma Cattlewomen will be hosting an Ag Health and Safety Event coming up on October 27th, 2023 kicking off from 9 am to 3 pm. Industry Professionals will be speaking on several important topics. Attendees will see topics on: *Chute Side Safety for all Ages *Nutritional Health *Basic First Aid and CPR *Topics on …

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Certified Angus Beef Celebrates 45th Year with Strong Sales

It has been 45 years since Certified Angus Beef’s (CAB) first customer purchased a strip steak at Renzetti’s IGA grocery store. Since then, consumer demand for high-quality beef has grown, ultimately driving demand for premium Angus genetics. “The Certified Angus Beef brand was founded on a mission to improve the consumer’s beef eating experience and …

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NIFA Programs Benefiting Small Farmers

Small farms account for 90% of all U.S. farms, and they play an important role in the agricultural sector. The viability and sustainability of small farms is important to the nation’s economy and to the stewardship of our biological and natural resources. On National Farmers Day, USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture is highlighting …

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New study confirms positive benefits of Alltech’s Bioplex® in layer production

Backed by more than 40 years of scientific research, Alltech is dedicated to providing solutions and products that contribute to the success of the global animal health industry. This commitment continues with the publication of a new study, “The Effect of Organic Trace Mineral Supplementation in the Form of Proteinates on Performance and Sustainability Parameters …

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Industry Groups Form Genetic Merit Pricing Task Force

Price discovery in the feeder cattle market rarely includes genetic information. Almost nothing is known about the genetics of 98% of feeder cattle being sold on a weekly basis. That is unfortunate and it holds the industry back, because genetics control approximately one-third of growth, efficiency and carcass results. Enter the Genetic Merit Pricing Task …

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Growth Energy Welcomes New Chairman of the Board

Today, Growth Energy, the nation’s largest biofuels trade association, announced the election of Tom Willis as chairman of the association’s board of directors. Willis was previously the board’s treasurer and is CEO of Conestoga Energy Holdings, a leading provider of sustainable, low-carbon ethanol with the capacity to produce more than 200 million gallons annually.   “Growth …

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Drought Levels See Some Big Increases in this Week’s Drought Monitor

To view the latest Oklahoma drought map, CLICK HERE. According to the latest Oklahoma drought monitor report, exceptional drought remains at zero percent, unchanged from 3 months ago. Extreme drought or worse is now at 13.47 percent, up from last week’s 8.48 percent. Severe drought or worse is now at 33.91 percent, up from last week’s 29.44 percent. Moderate …

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