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Times, but some things are fundamental. there's a point where aggressive becomes regressive if you take too much of the meat out. if you take too much meat out of the sandwich, you end up with dough bread. >> you mentioned the voting push. the president has folk wassed on other things. what more does he need do and when? >> i think the president needs to continue to use his bully pulpit. he needs to stay out loud what he said in the town hall last week, that voting rights is something he would at least entertain dealing with in terms of a filibuster. he needs to outright it and say the filibus...

Calls to support local meat producers after Gov. declared meat-free holiday Natalie Chuck and last updated 2021-03-15 20:07:11-04 PUEBLO — "How could you, honestly". This is how Ernie Meyer, owner at Bay's Meat Market in Pueblo described his reaction when the Governor proclaimed March 20 as MeatOut day, encouraging people statewide to go plant-based for the day. Agriculture is Colorado's second biggest economic sector, and Meyer says the importance of local meat producers was reflected during the pandemic as his business got busier. “We’ve just come out of a pandemic, proving t...

Researchers undertake American lamb environmental footprint study ALB is working with a multidisciplinary team at Michigan State University to evaluate the environmental footprint of the U.S. sheep industry in order to have accurate and robust data to contribute to this very important issue. Photo courtesy ALB -American Lamb Board Environmental concerns about livestock production continue to gain traction, and the American lamb industry entered the spotlight when a 2011 Environmental Working Group Study characterized lamb as one of the largest contributors of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. T...

Candace Krebs The Ag Journal The potential beef demand impact of Colorado’s recent “Meat-Out Day” declaration and pandemic-triggered problems with supply chain resiliency and market transparency were discussed during the recent K-State Cattlemen’s Day, held virtually this year. Last year’s event was held in Manhattan, Kansas, just one week before the first COVID pandemic lockdowns began around the country. Much of this year’s program was dedicated to making sense of the long-term ramifications of the pandemic on meat marketing and distribution. However, another top-of-mind issue t...

Mar 8, 2021 PROTECTING SMALL BUSINESS FROM PANDEMIC SHUTDOWNS I've got Colorado State Senator Rob Woodward on at 1pm to talk about two bills he has put forth. One is designed to protect small business from being shut down when big, corporate stores are NOT. The second bill is designed to add some security to mail in ballots that require a signature of a witness because of the infirmity of the voter. The bills are SB 21-05 and SB 21-10 respectively. MICHELLE ZELLNER IS BACK AND WE'RE TALKING ABOUT YOUR WHY AND PACKAGING In our journey to help you be the BEST you possible, I've got fitness g...