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Texas Commissioner Miller launches Texas Industrial Hemp Program; begins accepting license applications; releases required orientation video To date, the program has issued over 1100 hemp producer licenses, with 5,500 acres in fields permitted as well as 12 million square feet in greenhouses
- Iowa Beef Center | Growing Beef newsletter | Iowa State . . .
Last month’s article covered cattle on feed for slaughter in a similar fashion Beef cow numbers nationally On December 1, 2022, the United States had 29,214,479 beef cows in inventory on 622,162 operations The inventory of beef cows decreased over 2 5 million from 2017 to 2022 but was up slightly from 2012
- A Long Drought Tests Texas Cattle Ranchers’ Patience and . . .
The Texas inventory of cattle and calves was 11 3 million on Jan 1, a decline of 5 percent from a year earlier and the lowest level since 1967, according to the Agriculture Department
- Reinterpreting the 1882 Bison Population Dynamics - All About . . .
Bison were not exterminated, wantonly slaughtered, or overhunted They were sustainably harvested According to the United States Department of Agriculture,6 there were 92 million cattle in the United States in 2016 (which is approximately 1–3 times the common bison herd estimates) and in 2015, 28 8 million head
- Livestock Slaughter 01 20 2022
Livestock Slaughter ISSN: 0499-0544 Released January 20, 2022, by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Agricultural Statistics Board, United States Department
- Wondering How Many Cows Are in the World? Global Cattle . . .
Texas Has the Highest Number of Cattle in Excess of 12 5 Million (Beef2live) Texas is known as the Lone Star state, but they are also known as the cattle kingdom in the US, with over 12 5 million cows produced in 2023 Beef is one of the major products of Texas, placing them in the lead as the state with the highest number of cattle
- Secure Our Herds - Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
With each detection of HPAI in livestock, USDA and our Federal and State partners have taken swift action to trace animal movements, assess the disease prevalence in herds, and initiate a variety of testing activities to confirm the safety of the meat and milk supplies
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