Do you care if your meat came from the United States? USDA wants your feedback.
A new survey will ask whether consumers know that meat labeled as “Product of U.S.A.” could—legally—come from cattle and hogs that were raised and slaughtered anywhere.
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A new survey will ask whether consumers know that meat labeled as “Product of U.S.A.” could—legally—come from cattle and hogs that were raised and slaughtered anywhere.
In Colorado, the Taxpayers Bill of Rights (TABOR) does a number of things, perhaps most notably, it requires a vote of the people prior to a tax increase. As a matter of the Constitution, the…
Colorado Independent CattleGrowers Association Along with a terrible cattle market, a Colorado governor whom thinks nothing of thumbing his nose at the cattle industry, producers are now facing a potential ballot initiative that could be disastrous to cattle producers For many cattle producers there are other levels of frustration. The now 35-year-old Beef Checkoff Act and Order that generates around $80 million annually is prohibited from making expenditures that might be used to influence government action or policy. And, certainly, a governor’s proclamation urging Colorado citizens to fo...
captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. by many measures, football is practiced by the nfl as the most popular product in america. $10 billion a year in revenues, nearly 160 million viewers of the last super bowl. but tonight, the value of the league is being measured by how it has responded to a scandal. the commissioner, roger goodell, has just imposed unprecedented sanctions against the new orleans saints, finding team management was in on a scheme to pay players to injure opponents enough to force them out of the game...