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Speakers discuss sustainability, antibiotic use and animal welfare at 2019 Summit
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Beware of animal activists posing as feed salesmen
Jim Rovers says that person who shows up at your farm claiming to be a new feed company representative may not really be one. (Roy Graber)
Beware of animal activists posing as feed salesmen
Christine McCracken, a senior protein analyst covering North America for Rabobank’s RaboResearch Food & Agribusiness imprint, discusses what role alternative proteins will play in the diet of the future at the 2019 Animal Agriculture Alliance Stakeholders Summit in Kansas City, Missouri. (Roy Graber)
How alternative proteins will challenge the industry
David Guilhaus, Publix; Judy Panayos, Sodexo; and Mark Smith, Centralized Supply Chain Services, all agreed at the 2019 Animal Agriculture Alliance Stakeholders Summit that more input from farmers can only help those who make supply chain decisions for companies that sell or serve meat and poultry. (Roy Graber)
Retailers, restaurants want to hear more from farmers
Dr. Don Ritter, Mountaire Farms | Austin Alonzo
One Health Certified label program reaches milestone
(Andrea Gantz)
Most consumers on panel don’t purchase cage-free eggs
Thomas, a focus group participant at the 2019 Animal Agriculture Alliance Stakeholders Summit, says he trusts farmers to take care of their animals, so animal welfare isn't a high concern when purchasing meat and poultry. (Roy Graber)
How important animal welfare is to 6 consumers
IPC meeting set for New Orleans
Farmers and ranchers digest info on alternative protein sources
Animal Agriculture Alliance debuts Sustainability Impact Report
Summit speaker lineup set to provide solutions to challenges in animal ag
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