An investigation by USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service reveals the violators failed to maintain custodial accounts properly.

The inventory included 7.2 million steers and steer calves.

The effort aims to reduce cost and location as barriers to participation in voluntary grading services.

Over the past year, APHIS inspections identified numerous AWA violations at the facility, owned by Elena Mikirticheva and Andrey Mikirtichev.

The third class participating in the NIAA leadership program has been selected and will convene for their first session in Chicago.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack approves the transfer of $213.3 million from the Commodity Credit Corp. to APHIS to directly support emergency response efforts domestically and internationally to protect livestock industries and producers.

Webinar is set for Dec. 20, 2023, at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time.

Pork producer commits wire fraud against Midwest livestock producers.

JBS is supporting the government of Pará’s groundbreaking effort to enhance transparency and traceability in the livestock supply chain in the Brazilian Amazon through the adoption of mandatory animal identification in the state by 2026.

An AMS investigation finds J. Thomas Morrissey and a producer engaging in Unfair and Deceptive Trade practices.