Fair Cattle Markets: Ranchers rally in Omaha to ask Trump for COOL, more News | October 4, 2019 Deanna Nelson-Licking for Tri-State Livestock News OCM’s list of six actions President Trump and Secretary Perdue can take to save the U.S cattle market. Buy American. Stop foreign meat from being labeled “Product of the USA” by…

Cattle farming is responsible for large swathes of rainforest deforestation in Brazil. Photograph: João Laet/The Guardian Brazilian meat company which has supplied McDonald’s and Burger King bought cattle from farm using deforested land earlier this year, investigation shows by Andrew Wasley, Alexandra Heal and André Campos in São Paulo | September 17, 2019 The world’s…

Cowboys carry American flags outside a venue in Omaha, Neb., Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019. by Charlie Mitchell On Wednesday, 500 ranchers, cowboys, and feedlot owners from around the country filled the ballroom of the Ramada Inn in Omaha, Nebraska, for a “Rally To Stop the Stealin’”—an event that amounted to a fiery protest against corporate…

click to watch video By Katie Lobosco and Vanessa Yurkevich, CNN | October 3, 2019 Washington (CNN)Hundreds of cattle ranchers rode into Omaha, Nebraska, on Wednesday — some on horseback — hoping to get a message to President Donald Trump: They’re not happy. Cole Avery, who’s been running a cattle ranch for three years in…

Trump farm secretary: No guarantee small farms will survive By Todd Richmond | AP October 1 at 1:24 PM MADISON, Wis. — President Donald Trump’s agriculture secretary said Tuesday during a stop in Wisconsin that he doesn’t know if the family dairy farm can survive as the industry moves toward a factory farm model. U.S. Agriculture Secretary…

by David Muraskin | September 30, 2019 The massive Brazil-based meat company JBS has been in the news in recent months for receiving millions in bailout money meant for U.S. farmers, to the reasonable outrage of producers and taxpayers. So, what if there were also a program that takes money from independent farmers and ranchers…

Farmers have been forced to pay $900 million for marketing. Now they are teaming up with animal activists to find out how it was spent. Cary Spivak, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 9:57 a.m. CT Sept. 30, 2019 When it comes to strange political bedfellows, few groups could top the team pushing for a U.S. Senate…