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CATTLEGATE: What About Those Cows? Easterdays, Tyson Battle Over Herd Of 54,000

Courtesy of Franklin County, Wash. In southeast Washington, the welfare of more than 50,000 head of cattle is worrying Tyson Fresh Meats.  Can the herd continue to be fed and cared for while the company set up to guard over them, Easterday Ranches, files for federal bankruptcy? “The immediate problem is the remaining 54,000 cattle, which have to be fed, managed, and grown to maturity for delivery to Plaintiff s processing plant [Tyson],” Tyson said in a superior court lawsuit filed last month, asking for a neutral third party to take over. “… financial distress (including insufficient operating cash and potential imminent dissipation of valuable assets), poses a significant and material risk to the health and value of the cattle. Moreover, there is real and significant risk to the public if proper care for the large herd is not maintained.”

South Dakota FFA to debut Ag Adventure Zone at Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo

Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews Jan 29, 2021 6:27 AM South Dakota FFA will spotlight agriculture in the Rodeo Zone during the Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo in Rapid City (Jan. 29-Feb.6) with the launch of the FFA Ag Adventure Zone. The FFA Ag Adventure Zone is a joint effort of SD FFA and Sutton Rodeo/Rodeo Rapid City. Located in the Ice Arena at the Rapid City Civic Center, it will feature interactive and educational exhibits as well as presentations by industry speakers. Dani Herring, South Dakota FFA Executive Secretary, says the Ag Adventure Zone is patterned after the popular Ag Adventure Center coordinated by SD FFA annually at the South Dakota State Fair. She says the two activities share the same motto: ‘To showcase modern agricultural practices, communicate commitment to natural resources and demonstrate wholesome, safe food production.’

AISD awarded $13,500 from Star Ranch Angus for Good Neighbor Initiative grant

AISD awarded $13,500 from Star Ranch Angus for ‘Good Neighbor Initiative’ grant VIDEO: AISD awarded $13,500 from Star Ranch Angus for ‘Good Neighbor Initiative’ grant By Tamlyn Cochran | January 7, 2021 at 2:38 PM CST - Updated January 7 at 6:50 PM AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The team behind Star Ranch Angus® beef, a Tyson Fresh Meats brand, recently presented a $13,500 grant to the Amarillo Independent School District as part of its annual Good Neighbor Initiative. The grant is intended to benefit early literacy efforts in Amarillo, where Tyson Fresh Meats, the beef and pork subsidiary of Tyson Foods, operate beef plants. “Research shows that a child’s formative years are critical in determining his or her long-term academic success: Those who don’t read proficiently by third grade are four times more likely1 not to graduate high school,” says Kent Harrison, vice president of marketing and premium programs at Tyson Fresh Meats. â€�

Tyson Fresh Meats Temporarily Idles Columbus Junction, Iowa, Pork Plant Following Operations

Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Tyson Fresh Meats Temporarily Idles Columbus Junction, Iowa, Pork Plant Following Operations . Tyson Foods, Inc.December 16, 2020 GMT SPRINGDALE, Ark., Dec. 16, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Tyson Fresh Meats is temporarily idling production at its Columbus Junction, Iowa, pork plant due to a mechanical malfunction in the refrigeration system Tuesday evening. No one was hurt; however, company officials currently believe plant operations could be down for a few days as the team evaluates and mobilizes repairs. It remains too early to provide a definitive timeline for resuming production.

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