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🚨 WAR ON SCREWWORM Inspect • Report • Protect We have been in full combat mode against this invasive threat since Day One. • Millions of sterile flies deployed weekly in the infected 20km zone alone — 4 million by air + 4 million on the ground, plus an additional 90 million across the broader response area. • New Texas production facility being fast-tracked at unprecedented speed. • Production facility coming online in Mexico in the next month • Aggressive eradication efforts across the frontline. This Administration is working hand-in-hand with our Texas partners delivering an unprecedented response: hitting harder, faster, and smarter than ever before. Thanks to our proactive preparation and rapid response, American agriculture will not be disrupted. We will eradicate this threat.

NCBA's Ethan Lane and the full Jackass quote. I have no problem being called a jackass, and I am proud of my time in cornfields. I do have a serious problem with being accused of threatening people and causing death threats. While we know for a fact he is lying about us threatening anyone, what we don't know without evidence is if his wife has ever received a death threat. What this is, is a lame attempt to discredit us, and to get people to disassociate from us. Referencing the podcast and myself without naming names is a completely gutless way to go about things. It's also a perfect example of how they operate. They lie to your face, give you absolutely no details and then expect you to trust them. Trust them with your dues, your checkoff dollars, and with government policy for the entire cattle industry. You don't need to know the details, just trust them. We operate differently. We search out the details, lay them all on the table, and let you decide. I spent hours searching for the couple of sentences that were ever said referencing his wife. If his wife truly was threatened hopefully he will provide more details and we can help expose the kind of psychopath that would've listened to this and then threatened her life. Jim

We were invited to speak to a school of 1,400 students about ranching, food, and nutrition, and what we found there gave us real hope. America is waking up. These young people—many of whom had never met a rancher or understood where their food actually comes from—listened with wide-eyed attention as we talked about soil health, animal welfare, nutrient-dense beef, and the hard work it takes to raise real food on working land. Their questions were sharp, curious, and refreshingly free of the usual slogans. You could feel a shift happening in the room: a generation beginning to question the processed, packaged version of “food” they’ve been sold, and instead hungering for truth, transparency, and connection to the land that sustains us. If that school is any indication, the future of American agriculture and nutrition isn’t just bright—it’s being reclaimed, one thoughtful conversation at a time.