Animal Welfare

BeefCast 0387 - Producer accepts the responsibility of engaging in social media to educate consumers

BeefCast 0387 Show Notes:

  • Dino Giacomazzi, California dairyman, has accepted the responsibility of engaging in social media to reach, inform and educate consumers about the dairy industry
  • Visit Dino at http://dinogiacomazzi.com/

BeefCast 0382 - The Economic Ramifications of Animal Welfare Policies by Dr. Luther Tweeten

BeefCast 0382 Show Notes:

  • Dr. Luther Tweeten, Ohio State University Professor Emeritus in Agricultural Economics, analyzes the economic ramifications of animal rights policy
  • Research paper

BeefCast 0380 - Susan Carter leads a discussion on horse slaughter

BeefCast 0380 Show Notes:

  • Susan Carter, USDA, leads a discussion on horse slaughter with Idaho State Police Brand Inspector Larry Hahurst and Wayne Pacelle, Humane Society of the United States

BeefCast 0307 for December 10 2008

BeefCast 0307 Show Notes:

  • Should we as an industry be willing to negotiate with the Humane Society of the United States? The producers of Colorado explain their thoughts
  • Are consumers still willing in these economic times to pay for premium beef brands?

BeefCast 0302 for November 26 2008

BeefCast 0302 Show Notes:

  • Philip Lobo, Animal Agriculture Alliance, provides perspectives on Proposition 2 passing in the state of California and what implications it may have for the rest of us in animal agriculture

BeefCast 0285 for October 17 2008

BeefCast 0285 Show Notes:

  • What effects will the current economic crisis have on your ability to secure credit when you need it?
  • How do consumers feel about animal welfare and what attributes are they willing to pay more for in the grocery and restaurant?

BeefCast 0258 for August 6 2008

BeefCast 0258 Show Notes:

  • The conclusion of our conversation on animal welfare from the Cattle Industry Summer Conference features a question and answer session.

BeefCast 0257 for August 4 2008

BeefCast 0257 Show Notes:

  • Continuing our discussion of the beef and dairy industries response to animal handling concerns, this is part two of the recent Cattle Industry Summer Conference.
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