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| Put your beef ideas on video and win big Whether you enjoy beef at home, a friend's house, or your favorite restaurant, the 2008 Beef Ambassadors want to enjoy it with you, so they're launching a "More BEEF in More Places" video contest to bring out the best tips for beef lovers worldwide. The National Beef Ambassador Program, funded in part with beef checkoff dollars, encourages today's youth to get and stay involved in their industry by sending them to the front line to promote beef and educate consumers about the beef industry. ... |
| AFBF- Food price rise result of complex issues, biofuels only small part Rising food costs in the United States and overseas are receiving a great deal of attention, and a range of complex factors are behind this relatively new phenomenon, according to American Farm Bureau Federation President Bob Stallman. Farm Bureau analysis of the costs of food production and marketing shows petroleum-based energy is the primary factor driving domestic food prices. The larger portion of the consumer's food dollar goes to pay for processing, transporting and marketing food ... |
| South Korea says U.S. beef safe amid protests SEOUL, South Korea (AP)--The South Korean government tried to assuage fears Friday over the safety of U.S. beef, while thousands of people rallied in Seoul against the coming resumption of imports. Seoul suspended U.S. beef imports in late 2003 after BSE was discovered in Washington state, cutting off what was then the third-largest overseas market for American beef. South Korean farmers have vigorously opposed imports of U.S. beef as well as the free-trade deal, fearing cheaper imports will ... |
| Scott Community College earns top honors at beef culinary conte Scott Community College took "Best Overall Beef Presentation" honors at the Reinhart Inter-Collegiate Beef Culinary Competition in Iowa City. The annual Reinhart Inter-Collegiate Beef Culinary Contest is co-sponsored by the Iowa Beef Industry Council and Reinhart Foodservice. "Teams were asked to create a fine dining experience that includes a beef appetizer and beef entrée using the Beef Tri-Tip. |
| Chickens come home to roost One man within the ranks of agriculture who found a mainstream outlet willing to print the real story about the farmers' effect on food prices is the current President of the Utah Farm Bureau, Leland Hogan. In reality transporting, processing and packaging food and agricultural products cost significantly more today than in recent years. One must only look at the cost of raw agricultural products compared to food that has been further processed. |
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