The slaughterhouse ban on the ballot in Denver targets a single employee-owned business and would force 160 employees out of a company they own.

Animal agriculture experts and stakeholders need collaborative efforts to explore, discuss, learn and develop knowledge that fosters interdisciplinary cooperation for the improvement of animal agriculture.

Partnerships aims to enhance sustainability and efficiency of animal production systems.

Participants can apply for the fourth cohort of NIAA’s leadership program beginning Sept. 1, 2024.

Animal Agriculture Alliance’s 2024 College Aggies Online scholarship program kicks off Sept. 9.

Roundtable discussion explores current research and knowledge regarding causes, prevention methods and treatment of bone health and lameness diseases in livestock and poultry.

Leaders convene in Topeka to learn about Kansas animal agriculture.

Animal Agriculture Alliance’s 2024 Stakeholders Summit discusses advancements in technology, animal welfare, antibiotic use, and transparency, as well as issues including legal and legislative trends and animal rights activism.

New board members include Polly Ruhland, agriculture consultant, Dr. Jack Shere, USDA - APHIS, and Dr. Stephanie Ward, North Carolina State University.

The third cohort of NIAA's Advanced Training for Animal Agriculture Leaders complete their first in-person leadership training session in Chicago.