Triumph Foods receives North American Meat Institute Worker Safety Recognition Award for second year in a row NAMI’s highest-ranking safety award recognizes ongoing efforts to reduce workplace injury and illness.
Triumph Foods today announced that for the second consecutive year, it has...
Last week at National Pork Industry Forum, producer delegates from each state pork association met for the annual Pork Act Delegate Meeting. They introduced and passed 2 advisements for NPB to prioritize.
1. Encourage U.S. SHIP Enrollment
Iowa Pork Producers Association...
Source: Swine Tech
Farming, undeniably, is a profession that takes hard work. Passed down through families and generations, it’s a hands-on, dedicated skill to earn, but what if it could be made more efficient so that producers can spread that...
The 2022 South Dakota Master Pork Producer winners were announced Jan. 11 during the 54th annual South Dakota Pork Congress in Sioux Falls. (Left to right) Terry Stoterau, Bob Thaler, Chad Stoterau and Tyler Bates.
The 2022 South Dakota Master...
Source: Salt Lake Tribune
A bill currently before the Utah Legislature would narrow the scope of legal defenses available to people accused of theft for removing injured or sick livestock from farms and ranches.
As introduced by Rep. Carl Albrecht, R-Richfield,...
Source: The Scoop
Supreme Court may announce a decision relatively soon on the controversial Proposition 12 case that deals with California trying to dictate how hogs are raised.
The California law being challenged bans the sale of pork within the state...
Source: Swine Tech
In a time when every country is seeking to advance its market and workforce, the question of how to feed populations continues to appear. As an industry dedicated to real pork for real people, pork has an...
Source: USDA news release
The Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook for February 2023 analyzes economic impacts on animal product markets of month-to-month changes in USDA's World Agricultural Supply and Use Estimates report.
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Source: Bloomberg
Professor John McGlone of Texas Tech University trekked to Manitoba, Canada, in the dead of winter to warn hundreds of local pork farmers that the way they did business was about to change.
McGlone knew McDonald’s Corp., the world’s...
Defrauded Producers and Farmers Throughout the Midwest for Nearly Two Decades
An Iowa corporation and four of its high-level managers have been sentenced in federal court after law enforcement uncovered a wide-ranging scheme to defraud that victimized livestock producers throughout...