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Low-carbon beef is an oxymoron that some say should not be used in labeling - Vimarsana News

Low-carbon beef is an oxymoron that some say should not be used in labeling

Scott Faber, Senior Vice President for Government Affairs, and Kalena Wojtala, a J.D. candidate at Vermont Law School and an intern working for the

Low Carbon Beef seeks to serve producers and consumers with life cycle information on carbon from cattle - Vimarsana News

Low Carbon Beef seeks to serve producers and consumers with life cycle information on carbon from cattle

Colin Beal started Low Carbon Beef to add value to producers who produce cattle with reduced greenhouse gas emissions and to provide more information for consumers concerned about the environment.

Source: agweek.com
Select Sires Inc. Announces New Enterprise - Food Industry Executive - Vimarsana News

Select Sires Inc. Announces New Enterprise - Food Industry Executive

Low Carbon Technologies will help farmers earn premiums for sustainability efforts PLAIN CITY, Ohio, January 31, 2023 – Select Sires Inc. announces the creation of Low Carbon Technologies, LLC, as […]

Governor Wolf Announces Historic $900 Million Federal Investment in Pennsylvania Climate-Smart Agriculture Projects - Vimarsana News

Governor Wolf Announces Historic $900 Million Federal Investment in Pennsylvania Climate-Smart Agriculture Projects

Gov. Wolf announced Pennsylvania is receiving more than $900 million for 19 projects that will create new revenue streams and support for Pennsylvania farmers using climate-smart practices.

Source: pa.gov
Wyoming Farmers Could See Millions in Climate Investments - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Farmers Could See Millions in Climate Investments

The United States Department of Agriculture recently announced up to $2.8 billion in 70 selected projects across the country, including various ones that could impact Wyoming.