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Meat Misinformation: Big Beef s Efforts to Guide School Systems

Today's kids are more vulnerable to climate change, and more planet-friendly – Big Meat is derailing that by influencing their teachers.

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Inside the Beef Industry s Campaign to Influence Schoolchildren

Big Beef is wooing science teachers with webinars and lesson plans in an attempt to change students’ perceptions of the industry.

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Beef industry benefits from high cattle prices; consumer demand robust

After weathering the pandemic, ranchers are getting top dollar for their cattle due to one of the smallest national herd sizes in decades.

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Beef industry benefiting from high cattle prices, and despite inflation consumer demand remains strong

The cattle producers tending to their animals in the yards at the National Western Stock Show in Denver on Wednesday were fighting the cutting, cold winds. But when it comes

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Beef industry benefiting from high cattle prices, and despite inflation consumer demand remains strong

Although high cattle prices mean higher prices at the grocery store, consumer demand remains robust, agricultural economists say.

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