The U.S. Department of Agriculture published an assessment report conducted by Kansas State University to assess market information provided by the Cattle Contracts Library Pilot Program.
These funds represent an evolution from telling students about the opportunities available to them, to involving them in the poultry industry and showing students the kind of roles they can expect to attain within the poultry industry.
This one-week course is intended for those who make decisions such as the purchase of new components, and the enlargement or modification of the plant.
Demand for meat products covered by the mandatory country-of-origin labeling (MCOOL) law that took effect in 2009 has not been impacted by the presence of the labels, according to a new analysis by the Kansas State University Department of Agricultural Economics.
The American Meat Science Association greeted over 750 total attendees at the opening session of the Reciprocal Meat Conference at Kansas State University Monday morning.