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Category Archives: Beef
Thought of the Week
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire. And hopefully STEAK!
Puppy Love Is Not For The Faint of Heart
by Michelle Coleman, Ag Proud, January, 2020 The line between a good cowdog and a public menace is a real thin one. Our family does not claim the ability to teach a dog to run sheep trials, perform for company … Continue reading
Posted in #dogs, Beef, Farm Families, Farmers, For Kids, Livestock Production, milk, Ranchers, Work
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“We wouldn’t have a beef industry without rangeland.” –Gretchen Hyde, Idaho Rangeland Commission
Posted in #lamb, Ag Production, Beef, Cattle, Education, For Kids, Livestock Production, Sheep, Thought of the Week, Work
Tagged #lamb, #rangeland, beef, grazing cattle, grazing sheep
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Beef Labeling Petition Up For Signatures
Are you concerned with where your beef, pork and dairy products come from? Well, this is your opportunity to let your voice be heard! An online petition, in support of MCOOL (mandatory country of origin labeling), is aiming for 500,000 … Continue reading
Posted in Ag Production, Beef, Cattle, Education, Farm Products, Farmers, Feeding the World, For Kids, Livestock Production, pork, Ranchers
Tagged Buy American grown, Imported beef, MCOOL, Meat labeling, USA grown
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The Rest of the Story of Animal Ag & Climate
In the wake of a United Nations report pinning much of human-caused global warming on animal agriculture and promoting veganism as the logical alternative, Frank Mitloehner, a professor of animal science and air quality specialist at University of California Davis, … Continue reading
Posted in #lamb, #wool, Ag Production, Agvocacy and Social Media, Beef, Cattle, chicken, Education, Eggs, Livestock Production, Ranchers
Tagged #freerange, #lamb, Animal Ag, beef, grazing livestock, livestock production, milk
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Buy Good Beef!
We have heard the term “hanging beef,” or “aged beef” when we go to the butcher’s counter. What does this mean? Hanging or aging beef is an extensive culinary process, and worth it! Dry aged beef is more expensive than … Continue reading
Posted in #lamb, Ag Production, Beef, Education, Feeding the World, For Kids, Livestock Production, Ranchers
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Idaho Is Rich With Agriculture!
It’s true that every state grows a large variety of crops and livestock. Here is Idaho’s list – 194 products and counting! This list was compiled by Idaho Ag. in the Classroom. Alfalfa Alfalfa seed Alligators Alpacas Apples Apricots Aquatic … Continue reading
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Now that is a beautiful udder! -Livestock producers everywhere YOU’RE WELCOME, AMERICA!
Cattle! Beef!
Thought you would like to learn some new exciting information about cattle, to lock away in your brain, so you can impress your friends. In 1955, the population of the United States was 165 million people. The cattle … Continue reading