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McCormick to Buy Reckitt Benckiser's Food Business for $4.2bn

Jul 20, 2017

US-based spice manufacturer McCormick & Company has agreed to acquire the food division of British consumer goods firm Reckitt Benckiser (RB) for $4.2bn to strengthen its flavor and condiments portfolio. The acquisition of RB Foods ...

Tags: consumer goods, RB Foods

Cargill Pulling Back Antibiotic Use By 20% In Beef Cattle

Mar 16, 2016

Cargill is cutting back on the amount of antibiotics used on its U.S. cattle supply by 20%. This decision will influence 1.2 million cattle annually, none of which use any type of antibiotics for growth promotion that are important for ...

Tags: Cargill, Antibiotic, Cattle supply, Beef

Cargill to Cut Antibiotic Use in Its Beef Cattle by 20%

Mar 13, 2016

US-based agricultural and food company Cargill has announced to cut the use of antibiotics in its US cattle supply by 20%, a move which is likely to impact 1.2 million cattle annually. From now, Cargill plans to reduce the shared-class ...

Tags: Cargill, Beef Cattle

Presentations on Research Projects Included Were Featured at K-State's Cattlem's Day

Mar 14, 2014

A competitive edge when managing a beef cattle herd is always important, but never more so than this year with a historically small number of cattle on U.S. farms and ranches and accompanying lofty beef and cattle prices. Producers ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food, Beef, Cattle

US Senate Is Expected to Pass a New Five-Year Farm Bill

Feb 14, 2014

The US Senate is expected to pass a new five-year farm bill today - a bill that does not make any changes to American country of origin meat labeling rules, also known as COOL. The House approved the $956 billion farm bill last week, ...

Tags: FOOD

Bob Langert to Expect Changes in The Way Mcdonald's Buys Hamburger Meat

Feb 14, 2014

Nearly 6,200 cattle men and women are descending on Nashville, Tennessee, this week for the 2014 Cattle Industry Convention. And nearly every one of them got up early on Tuesday to hear from their single biggest customer: McDonald's. Bob ...

Tags: hamburger meat, Mcdonald, cow, beef

6,200 Cattlemen and Women Are Registered to Attend The 2014 Cattle Industry Convention

Feb 12, 2014

More than 6,200 cattlemen and women from across the country are registered to attend the 2014 Cattle Industry Convention and National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Trade Show, which kicked off today at the Gaylord Opryland Resort. The ...

Tags: Cattle Industry, Food

Jamie Schmidt From Garner Is Now The New President of The Iowa Pork Producers Association

Feb 10, 2014

He's raised hogs in Hancock County for 40 years in a family farming business and he's now the new president of the Iowa Pork Producers Association. Jamie Schmidt from Garner accepted the gavel from 2013 IPPA President Greg Lear of Spencer ...

Tags: pork

Ram Trucks Will Be Promoting Youth in Agriculture and FFA with The First Ever FFA Day

Feb 10, 2014

Ram Trucks will be promoting youth in agriculture and the National FFA Organization (FFA) with the first ever FFA Day at the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Trade Show on Thursday Feb. 6, during the Cattle Industry Convention. ...

Tags: FFA

Cattle Producers Face New Challenges as Cattle Market Reaches New Heights

Feb 8, 2014

Cattle producers across the country face new challenges as the cattle market reaches new heights. Even though feed and fertilizer are less expensive than in years past, the cost of many agricultural inputs is on the rise. To help beef ...

Tags: Cattlemen, Texoma, risk, opportunity

Hay Trade in Oklahoma Remains Extremely Sluggish

Jan 23, 2014

Even with a heavy dose of snow, ice and freezing temperatures early in the new year, the hay trade in Oklahoma remains extremely sluggish. That’s the observation of Jack Carson, market reporter for the Oklahoma Department of ...

Tags: Oklahoma, hay trade

Topping The List Is Challenge of Raising Beef in Activist Groups

Jan 22, 2014

Scott George, a dairy producer and cow-calf operator out of the state of Wyoming is the current president of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association. Radio Oklahoma Network Farm Director Ron Hays visited with George about a variety ...

Tags: Scott George, Beef, Challenges, cattle industry

Georgia Cattle Farmers Search for Alternative Ways to Supplement Hay They Feed Herd

Jan 15, 2014

Poor hay quality due to last year's increased rainfall, has Georgia cattle farmers searching for alternative ways to supplement the hay they feed their herd. Jacob Segers, beef cattle specialist with University of Georgia Extension, ...

Tags: hay quality, Georgia cattle farmers, supplement the hay, feed herd

Beef Industry Posted Quite a Few Successes Last Year

Jan 6, 2014

With 2013 now over and 2014 just beginning to unfold, Colin Woodall, vice president for government affairs with the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, says the beef industry posted quite a few successes last year which provides a great ...

Tags: Colin Woodall, National Cattlemen's Beef Association, beef industry

New Year's Resolutions for The Beef Industry in 2014

Jan 3, 2014

As we enter the year 2014, I am sure many of you have established personal or business-related goals for the coming year. I know the whole New Year's Resolutions issue can be very exciting to some as we set such lofty goals as weight loss, ...

Tags: Beef Industry, Food

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