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MCOOL, State meat inspection: USDA Secretary Rollins shares more details on Presidential plans (opens the original)
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TSLN Editor Carrie Stadheim conducted a video interview with U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins Sept. 15, 2026. Secretary Rollins gave details on the President’s Sept. 4, 2026, executive orders focused on the Packers and Stockyards Act, beef processing, mandatory Country of Origin Labeling and wolf depredation. The Executive Orders followed up on a string of stressful headlines. Several packing plant closure announcements seemed to serve the intended purpose of turning cash
Cattle prices, board volatile on news of added imports, border reopening, meat plant closures (opens the original)
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After a slew of activity in recent weeks that strained the cattle futures and cash markets, President Trump announced on Truth Social on Aug. 28, 2026, that he would draw up legal documents that would allow farmers and ranchers to process their own food. The post seemed to be a follow up to a conversation between the president and Blaze Media CEO Glenn Beck, in which Beck urged the president to “please, please look at the cartel that is the meat processing cartel,” going on to say that two of th
President Trump, USDA to push MCOOL, wolf management, state meat inspections (opens the original)
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President Trump signed an executive order on cattle industry issues on Sept. 4, 2026. While President Trump said multiple times this would “give farmers and ranchers the right to process their own beef,” there was much more to the announcement. The US Department of Agriculture described four topics covered in the President’s recent announcement: Country of Origin Labeling: USDA is instructed to within 90 days, collaborate with the U.S. Trade Representative to publish an economic analysis of the
Ready or not: Cattle prices, board volatile on news of added imports, border reopening, meat plant closures (opens the original)
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After a slew of activity in recent weeks that strained the cattle futures and cash markets, President Trump announced on Truth Social on Aug. 28, 2026, that he would draw up legal documents that would allow farmers and ranchers to process their own food. The post seemed to be a follow up to a conversation between the President and Blaze Media CEO Glenn Beck, in which Beck urged the President to “please, please look at the cartel that is the meat processing cartel,” going on to say that two of th
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen appoints new Brand Committee members (opens the original)
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Governor Jim Pillen has appointed new members to Nebraska’s Brand Committee. Upon the passage of LB 1187, the governor was required to appoint new members. Central to the new law is the formation of a new committee consisting of seven representatives. Previously, the Brand Committee had five members. The law change also requires the governor to approve the board’s selection for a director to oversee the program. The group now includes five cattle producers, plus the owner or operator of a feedlo
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