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BeefCast Update for August 25, 2010, How Does The Asian Consumer Feel About American Beef?

Below are some recent additions to BeefCast to help you manage your operations and understand consumer markets.

BeefCast 0498 - Make Estate Taxes Your Leading Issue For Returning Congressmen

BeefCast 0498 Show Notes:
  • Estate planning efforts may roll off the table according to American Farm Bureau Federation Tax Policy Specialist Pat Wolff.  Yes, we may still see action but if not, the tax clock roles back ten years come January 1.  You need to talk to your congressman because you really don't want that to happen.

BeefCast 0482 - Exposing the Hoax of Man-Made Climate Change - Part 3

BeefCast 0482 Show Notes:

  • Jay Lehr, Science Director of The Heartland Institute, breaks down the hoax and myths behind man-made climate change. Part 3.

BeefCast 0481 - Exposing the Hoax of Man-Made Climate Change - Part 2

BeefCast 0481 Show Notes:
  • Jay Lehr, Science Director of The Heartland Institute, breaks down the hoax and myths behind man-made climate change. Part 2.

BeefCast 0480 - Exposing the Hoax of Man-Made Climate Change - Part 1

BeefCast 0480 Show Notes:
  • Jay Lehr, Science Director of The Heartland Institute, breaks down the hoax and myths behind man-made climate change. Part 1.

BeefCast 0478 - The Facts and Fiction Behind Agriculture's Role in Antimicrobial Resistance - Part 2

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BeefCast 0478 Show Notes:
  • Dr. Jared Taylor, DVM and assistant professor at Oklahoma State University, provides the facts, myths and follies regarding agriculture's role in antimicrobial resistance. Catch up with Part 1.

BeefCast 0477 - The Facts and Fiction Behind Agriculture's Role in Antimicrobial Resistance - Part 1

BeefCast 0477 Show Notes:
  • Dr. Jared Taylor, DVM and assistant professor at Oklahoma State University, provides the facts, myths and follies regarding agriculture's role in antimicrobial resistance. Follow-up with Part 2.

BeefCast update for April 30, 2010, How bullish will the market be and for how long?

It is good to be in the company of geniuses! According to Chris Hurt, economist at Purdue University, “owning cattle looks like a stroke of genius.” He recently issued his April cattle outlook report with very positive comments focused on the current cattle market trends. After extensive research and analysis Hurt concludes, “it’s great to be able to say, ‘The cattle industry is back.' ”
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