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Animal health experts offer perspectives on future disease preparedness during NASDA Annual Meeting

NASDA

Press Release INDIANAPOLIS – At today’s National Association of State Departments of Agriculture 2024 Annual Meeting , the Animal Agriculture Policy Committee hosted a panel focusing on recent outbreaks of H5 influenza in poultry and dairy populations and its impacts on “secure” plans for the livestock sector. territories.

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Leather Companies Can Play a Critical Role in Stopping Deforestation

Food Tank

This dynamic puts leather producers and leather-purchasing companies in a position to have significant influence on the creation of responsible beef supply chains. This system will connect different tiers of the supply chain with verification tools that credibly document DCF status.

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Y-TEX® and Fort Supply Technologies™ Partner for Precision Livestock Management

Agwired

Y-TEX and Fort Supply Technologies (FST) are pleased to announce a new alliance to accelerate the availability, use and acceptance of ultra-high frequency (UHF) and low frequency (LF) technologies for the livestock industry. They have a reputation of making livestock tracking work for all segments of the beef supply chain.

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NASDA recognizes agriculture’s economic impact on each state in celebration of National Ag Day

NASDA

food and agriculture sectors is a direct result of the dedication and commitment of individuals working at every point along the supply chain. food and agriculture sector, and its release continues to be an ideal way to celebrate National Agriculture Day,” NASDA CEO Ted McKinney said.

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Building a More Sustainable Meat Industry with Data, Partnerships, and Collaboration

Food Tank

Protein PACT is also a collaborative effort throughout the whole animal agriculture supply chain because there’s substantial work occurring throughout all of animal agriculture when it comes to sustainability,” says Mittenthal.

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Letter to USDA Regarding H5N1 Outbreak in Dairy Cattle

NASDA

State departments of agriculture, like USDA, are dedicated to protecting farmers, farmworkers, and the workforce throughout the entire supply chain. As USDA continues to respond to this outbreak, we urge you to prioritize animal health and human health in the same manner you have dealt with H5N1 in poultry for many years.

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Animal Ag News 9/3

Agwired

It also provides an inside look at efforts underway to usher the federal regulation of animal food into the 21st century and steps the industry is taking to better protect animal and human health while producing safer, more sustainable food. The issue has been brought to the national forefront in recent years, as the U.S.

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