Ben McCollum on what he likes about rock fight style games: “I think it’s what Iowa is, isn’t it? Fighters and hard workers. That’s what we do. You’re just trying to win the game. So whatever works will win the game.“
@LonesomeLands@TravisDMaddock@JoanRuskamp@LewisCoulter7 As Travis stated above this, a part of checkoff funds are to be spent in the area of producer communications, letting folks know what their investment does, how the process works, and what the checkoff can/can't do. It does good work. Not everyone wants to hear it. A lot do.
Our new internal estimate is that a 20% blood sacrifice to Tariftenochtzan will reduce anger of the gods by 87%, bring 53% more rainfall, and over 17 villager jobs by Fiscal Golden Calendar 803
Announced last week, the UK proposed inheritance tax changes that could challenge the continuity of multi-generational farms. Could similar moves to balance the budget loom for US agriculture?
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Went to help in the Lake Lure/Chimney Rock area today, and it’s hard to describe - never seen anything like this. Post apocalyptic. It’s so overwhelming you don’t even know how to fathom what recovery looks like, let alone where to start. Going to be a long path to recovery that all levels of stakeholders are going to be needed.
Between 2019 and 2023, the national Beef Checkoff played a crucial role in boosting steer prices. Without the national Beef Checkoff's efforts to drive demand for beef, steer prices would have been 7.8% lower annually. Learn more: https://t.co/7lv0htST3U #BeefCheckoff
Kentucky cattle producer and Cattlemen's Beef Board Chair Andy Bishop talks Beef Checkoff with Matt Perrier on the Practically Ranching podcast. Get the scoop on our structure, value and why we spend on producer communications. Listen here: https://t.co/oKd4gZQyIi #BeefCheckoff