Month: June 2022
Weekly USMEF Audio Report: Sizzling Demand for U.S. Beef in Taiwan
U.S. beef exports to Taiwan set a new value record last year ($668 million), volume declined slightly from the previous year. But the market has
Environmental Stewardship
By Chris McClure, Contributing Editor I have to admit that there is a streak of environmentalist in me. It’s a practical type of environmentalism, but
Weekly USMEF Audio Report: Biden Signs Ocean Shipping Reform Act
President Biden on Thursday signed S.3580, the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022. The new law strengthens the Federal Maritime Commission’s authority to enforce rules
Red Meat Exports Deliver Value Back to Corn and Soybean Producers
Record-level red meat exports of $18.7 billion in 2021 had a major impact on the corn and soybean industries, according to an independent study by
Stop the Government Land Grab
By Larry Stalcup, Contributing Editor The still-lingering 30 by 30 program was described by the Biden administration as a way of “tackling the climate crisis
CALF’S Featured Lady – Pam Griffith
PAM GRIFFIN of Globe, Ariz., is a lady who has “many irons in the fire.” Born in Anaheim, Calif., Griffin has made her way to
On the Human Side – June/July 2022
National The Animal Agriculture Alliance recently hired Abby Kornegay as manager, issues and engagement. In this role, Kornegay is responsible for shaping the Alliance’s issues
Gatherings June/July 2022
The nation’s oldest continuously operating riding club will hold its annual WILL ROGERS RANGE RIDERS RODEO, JUNE 30-JULY 2 at the Range Riders Arena outside
Veterinary Shortage – It All Depends
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor MANY FOLKS MAY have seen the TV reality show featuring veterinarian Dr. Pol. It’s amusing and intriguing watching a veterinarian
Looking Back on Baxter Black
AS MOST OF YOU KNOW, our friend Baxter Black hasn’t been feel- ing well recently, so we went on a search in the CALF News