Research reveals sustainable solutions for raising cattle

Research at Kansas State University reveals a feeding practice that shows sustainable solutions for raising cattle.

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Eric Stonestreet sets record straight about pork

Eric Stonestreet uses humor to relate to people and drive home important truths about modern pig farming.

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Workshops to explore producer options for small processing plants – South Dakota State University is seeking livestock producers interested in opening and operating their own meat processing facilities.

Consuming dairy food could prevent a heart attack – A new research study shows consuming butter, cream and cheese could prevent a heart attack.

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