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Three board members joined the Kansas Cattlemen's Association on April 16. During that meeting, KCA elected Riley Robbins as president, John Ney as vice president and Joel Ireland secretary/treasurer. Greg Davis, Nicole Pfrang and Andrew Miller retired from the board. The three new members are Larry Kendig, Joel Ireland and Gus Bartlett. Each one has a different focus and background. Larry Kendig wants to bring transparency into agricultural markets. While Joel Ireland advocates for the reinstatement of Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling and extensive reforms to the Beef Checkoff. Along...

HELENA, Mont. - A three-part “Rancher Relief Plan” was released Wednesday. Senator Jon Tester released the plan which aims to provide more certainty to Montana producers and give consumers more access to Montana’s products according to a release from Tester. The plan includes opening new markets for Montana ranchers, increasing transparency in the marketplace and supports County of Origin Labeling for beef products sold in the U.S. Opening new markets for Montana ranchers: As meat processing plants shut down or reduce capacity, ranchers across Montana are in need of new markets...

USDA announces intent to pursue rulemaking on RFID use Wisconsin State Farmer After reviewing 944 public comments on a July 2020 notice that proposed to approve Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) as the official eartag for use in interstate movement of cattle, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has decided to use the rulemaking process for future action related to this proposal. This means that the original notice will not be finalized, and that all current APHIS-approved methods of identification may be used as official identificati...

Infowars: There's a War on for your Mind!

1 month ago in Agriculture tomr Photo: WNAX The South Dakota Legislature has passed a resolution in both the House and Senate calling for the Biden administration to remove barriers to Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling when negotiating trade deals. South Dakota Stock Grower’s Association Executive Director James Halverson says his groups backs having COOL as a trade priority. He says it’s critical U.S. trade negotiators stand up to any possible retaliation targeted against country of origin labeling. H...