Farmer and rancher photo and video contest is open at Animal Agriculture Alliance’s Summit.

Animal Agriculture Alliance hosts its Virtual Stakeholders Summit on May 5-6.

Alan Levinovitz, PhD, author and associate professor of religion at James Madison University, is set to offer a keynote address at the Summit.

Religion and food go together like Easter and ham or Thanksgiving and turkey, but vegan activist groups are spinning scripture to persuade churchgoers to leave meat off their plate not just at every holiday, but at every meal.

The Animal Agriculture Alliance hosted its annual Stakeholders Summit in Kanas City, Mo., earlier this summer.

Earlier this year, the EAT-Lancet Commission Report on Food, Planet, Health was published in the Lancet. The report claims it has found the answer on how to eat better for human and planet health and includes some radical recommendations to limit the amount of meat and poultry in global diets.

Farming has never been easy, but the hard work, perseverance and unwavering grit of farmers and ranchers is what sets agriculture apart from other industries. Our industry has no shortage of challenges, yet the rise of social media, public interest in food production and animal rights activism are bringing even more to the table. This year, make your New Year’s resolution count and help our industry succeed into the future.

In this video Q&A Kay Johnson Smith, president and CEO of the Animal Agriculture Alliance, gives a preview of what to expect from the Alliance's annual Stakeholders Summit.

In this video Q&A from IPPE, Kay Johnson Smith, president and CEO of the Animal Agriculture Alliance, discussed how the Alliance is pushing hard to combat the use of "clean meat" as a term to describe non-animal protein products.