Feedstuffs

Still, no one in the ag community wanted to hear Grandin's opinion, given in an interview in the August 10 agribusiness weekly Feedstuffs, that the PR problem is them.

In Bad Times for Ag, Temple Grandin Speaks Out 2009

Trent Loos, a columnist with the agbiz weekly, Feedstuffs, says nitrosamines, found in processed or cured meat and widely believed carcinogenic, may actually be good for you, preventing and treating

Farmers Protest Food Activist Michael Pollan at University of Wisconsin 2009

The agribusiness trade journal Feedstuffs could have been reading my mind when it published a recent editorial saying, "This has got to stop."

Wayne Pacelle: One Lone Voice Against Animal Welfare 2009

"Most Americans have just now realized or considered the fact that an animal dies to make their hamburger," he writes in his weekly Feedstuffs newspaper column.

Defending Agriculture and Sometimes Horse Slaughter and Michael Vick 2008

Ten years ago there was no mention of PETA or the Humane Society of the United States between the grain prices and enterocolitis news in the 80-year-old Feedstuffs.

Defending Agriculture and Sometimes Horse Slaughter and Michael Vick 2008

And neighbors of a high profile 52,800 hog facility planned near Yuma, AZ co-owned by Hormel have succeeded in stalling development, maybe permanently. ( "12 football field-sized concrete pits lay idle," notes Feedstuffs, the agribusiness weekly.)

More Problems for the Other White Meat As New Disease Spreads 2008

But today Feedstuffs resembles an academic "issues" journal -- its first page devoted to animal rights legislation, middle section to a threatened-industry-of the-week and national news pages to undercover cruelty investigations that end up on YouTube.

Defending Agriculture and Sometimes Horse Slaughter and Michael Vick 2008

Both Loos and the ag weekly Feedstuffs see agribusiness losing the battle against animal rights because of public sentimentalizing of animals, frequent farm "cruelty" exposes and food producers 'refusal to circle the wagons and defend themselves.

Defending Agriculture and Sometimes Horse Slaughter and Michael Vick 2008

Not only do the technology "solutions" perpetuate the problems -- a preslaughter treatment that neutralizes salmonella in the "fecal soup" chickens are dipped in; Good for the birds '(sic) health says Feedstuffs -- public monies are funding the private ventures of food commercializers, patentors and profiteers, say activists.

Biotech solutions to factory farming not what activists had in mind 2007

Already Feedstuffs has devoted two spreads preparing its readers for the 7,000-study compendium whose first edition position on their product was: "If eaten at all, red meat to provide less than 10% total energy."

As Cancers Rise, Western Diet Becomes an Unpopular US Export 2007