John Goggins
Wednesday, 09 October, 2019
One of our biggest fights in livestock agriculture since the 1970’s has been all of the “Health Experts” recommending consumers in the United States and the rest of the world eat less red meat. The last few years have even seen recommendations of NO red meat consumtion.
Last week a new report came out that may prove to be some of
Ladies of the Beartooths 3rd Annual Angus Female Sale
Sale Managed By: Roberts Cattle Services
Sale Averages:
15 Bred Cows Average $6,183
27 Bred H
Coleman Angus Ranch & Trexler Angus Annual Female Sale
Sale Manager: American Angus Hall of Fame
Sale Average:
55 Lots Average $8,868
Sale Highlight
Trinity Farms “Generations of Excellence” Female Sale
96 Sim-Angus and Angus Females Averaged $2,086
Highlights
Lot 26, $3,300, TFS Peaches 1656Y, a Jan &l
Hoffman 1/5 Ranch Annual Female Sale
39 Herefords Bred Heifers Averaged $4,150
18 Herefords Fall Breds Averaged $5,261
61 Hereford Heifer
Mohican West & Guests Annual Polled Hereford Female Sale
Sale Managers: Midwest Cattle Services & Dale Stith
Sale Averages:
2.75 Bulls Average $4,836
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Two East Coast Senators are questioning foreign investments in the U.S. meatpacking industry. Specifically, Brazilian meat processor JBS S.A.’s move into the U.S. market is of concern, considering its “admitted criminal conduct” and involvement in “illicit financial activities,” Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) wrote in
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Like a modern day Boston Tea Party, Kansas cattle producers belonging to the Kansas Cattlemen’s Association (KCA) are protesting what they see as “taxation without representation.” Today’s situation has nothing to do with a tax on tea, but instead a tax on cattle sold. The KCA believes the Beef Checkoff is “taxation without representation.”
After publishing a briefing paper
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With the enactment of Proposition 12 in November 2018, practices changed for egg, pork and veal producers across the state of California. Commonly referred to as Prop 12, the Farm Animal Confinement Initiative established new confinement standards for certain farm animals and bans the sale of product in the state that was not produced under those standards.
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