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Story at a glance: Meat has been a celebrated food staple since the dawn of mankind. Never has anyone needed to justify the eating of animal protein — until now. (Article republished from [...]

Washington, D.C. – Oklahoma Congressman Josh Brecheen is a co-sponsor for House Resolution 2814, the PRIME (Processing Revival and Intrastate Meat Exemption) Act. The bipartisan legislation, introduced by Representative Thomas

An industry that began with salted, smoked pork packed into wooden barrels and shipped to the West Indies in exchange for molasses is now a multinational giant that touches the

An industry that began with salted, smoked pork packed into wooden barrels and shipped to the West Indies in exchange for molasses is now a multinational giant that touches the

An industry that began with salted, smoked pork packed into wooden barrels and shipped to the West Indies in exchange for molasses is now a multinational giant that touches the

From the Ag Information Network, I’m Bob Larson with your Agribusiness Update.<p><p>**Plant breeders at the University of California, Davis, are releasing five new strawberry varieties developed to resist the soilborne disease Fusarium wilt. <p><p>Researchers say this marks the first release from the UC Davis Strawberry Breeding Program where all cultivars have Fusarium wilt resistance. <p><p>They also say the new varieties have high yields and improved frui...

Legislative Watch: Food safety concerns; Supreme Court hearing case that may curtail regulatory state; Biden EPA preparing new climate rule.

Plant breeders at the University of California, Davis, are releasing five new strawberry varieties developed to resist the soilborne disease Fusarium wilt.

Food safety is reason enough to kill the Processing Revival and Interstate Meat Exemption Act, otherwise known as the PRIME Act, according to some of the

Bipartisan members of Congress pushed the proposed legislation recently.