Articles Tagged with ''USDA''

The presence of a federally declared weather or environmental disaster increases the chance of reduced slaughter volumes and the size of the reduction, as well as the probability of plants shutting down.

USDA's AMS hosts a webinar on April 9 at noon Eastern for livestock producers, poultry growers and regulated entities.

Using RFSI funding, the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry funds projects that will achieve on-farm facility infrastructure improvements to resolve middle-of-the-supply-chain challenges for Maine agricultural products and support processing, packaging, storage and distribution improvements.

Rantoul Foods applies deductions to 69 livestock transactions without a seller notification on record.

Scientists with University of Idaho’s Aquaculture Research Institute lead an effort to establish rainbow-trout production as a significant industry in the transcontinental country of Georgia.

At this stage, there is no concern that these detections pose a risk to consumer health.

AMS investigation shows that between August 2021 and January 2022, Happy Valley and Bill Chase issued 24 checks in payment for livestock to 21 different livestock sellers that were returned unpaid by the bank.

Payne County Stockyards failed to maintain its custodial account properly.

Creating market access for smaller producers ranks among the effort's priorities.

The upgrades will enable Short Creek Meats to pass cost savings on to livestock producers in the form of lower processing fees.