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Meyer Breaks Down Expectation Of Meat Forecast
Meyer Breaks Down Expectation Of Meat Forecast
Meyer Breaks Down Expectation Of Meat Forecast
According to USDA chief economist, Seth Meyer, several upcoming USDA reports will compliment information released from the June Meat Production, export, and Price Forecast. "On the pork side some big $3 cwt increase for 2021 and that just reflects what we've observed about really great domestic demand and really great export demand ...
UC Davis: COVID Cases In Meatpacking Plants Costs Rural Economies Over $11 Billion
UC Davis: COVID Cases In Meatpacking Plants Costs Rural Economies Over $11 Billion
UC Davis: COVID Cases In Meatpacking Plants Costs Rural Economies Over $11 Billion
One of the sectors of the Ag community hit especially hard during the spread of COVID-19 last year was meatpacking plants nationwide. But, according to UC Davis, the impact was much more severe than initially thought. Researchers say an estimated 334,000 cases of COVID-19 are attributable to meatpacking plants, resulting in $11 ...
Warnick’s Bill Aimed At Boosting Meat Production Clears State Senate
Warnick’s Bill Aimed At Boosting Meat Production Clears State Senate
Warnick’s Bill Aimed At Boosting Meat Production Clears State Senate
Legislation aimed at increasing meat processing and packing in Washington unanimously cleared the state Senate Tuesday. Senate Bill 5045, sponsored by Judy Warnick would make small and medium sized meat producers statewide eligible for support from a newly created Processing and Marketing Assistance Program ...
Meat Production Expected To Slip In 2021
Meat Production Expected To Slip In 2021
Meat Production Expected To Slip In 2021
The USDA made primarily minor changes to its most recent meat supply and use balance sheet for 2020. "Looking forward in to 2021 with the tighter supplies especially of corn and soy beans and much higher prices that are expected to follow from that," said World Outlook Board Chair, Mark Jekanowski ...
IFBF Throws Support For Consumers To Purchase Meat From Ranchers
IFBF Throws Support For Consumers To Purchase Meat From Ranchers
IFBF Throws Support For Consumers To Purchase Meat From Ranchers
During the 81st annual meeting in early December, the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation voiced support for several proposals looking to make it easier consumers to purchase meat directly from ranchers across the state. Lori Anne Lau President of Caribou County Farm Bureau, said one proposal that received traction encourages the state to develop a meat inspection system, using the federal model ... Rea
WSDA Rolls Out Pandemic Relief Grants For Small Meat Processors
WSDA Rolls Out Pandemic Relief Grants For Small Meat Processors
WSDA Rolls Out Pandemic Relief Grants For Small Meat Processors
To help the meat processors across the state, many of which are relatively small in size, the Washington state Department of Agriculture has made pandemic relief grants available. The funds will go to help address expenses associated with improving capacity during the coronavirus pandemic ...
Cattle On Feed Numbers Remain High
Cattle On Feed Numbers Remain High
Cattle On Feed Numbers Remain High
The USDA's most recent cattle feed lot report shows a lot of activity nationwide. First, the inventory of cattle and calves in feedlots (with capacity of 1,000 head or more) was 11.4 million head as of September 1st. According to USDA Livestock Analyst Shayle Shagam, that was the highest inventory level since 1996 ...
FSIS Continues Efforts To Reach Out To Smaller Meat Processors
FSIS Continues Efforts To Reach Out To Smaller Meat Processors
FSIS Continues Efforts To Reach Out To Smaller Meat Processors
One of the current priorities for USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service is reaching out to small-scale meat processors. "At FSIS we have about 6500 regulated establishments throughout the United States and Territories. And as you can see on the slide about 5200 of those or 90% of all federally inspected establishments are either small or very small," said FSIS Assistant Administrator
USDA Raises Meat Production Expectations
USDA Raises Meat Production Expectations
USDA Raises Meat Production Expectations
The USDA has raised its estimates of beef, pork, and broiler production. "Basically what we're looking at here for both 2020 and this carries forward in to 2021 as well is just the fact that we are moving toward more of a normalized slaughter/capacity slaughter volume," said World Outlook Board Chair, Mark Jekanowski ...

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