Washington State University Extension’s new mobile meat education truck and trailer, designed to educate ranchers and processors about the latest in meat preparation, will be on display during the ...

Lac qui Parle Valley High School and Ridgewater College are working together to give students hands-on experience in meat cutting with a mobile meat lab. Tucker Darville of MACCRAY High School in ...

Bay Area livestock ranchers, including 24 in Sonoma County, are welcoming this week’s opening of their own slaughterhouse that fills a critical gap created more than two years ago. The $1.2 million ...

Meat-cutting programs at Ridgewater College in Willmar and Central Lakes Community College in Staples are receiving a boost in the form of a $2.9 million grant to the Farmers Union Federation of St.

In July, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack announced $500 million in new funds to expand meat processing capacity across the U.S., funds designed to be used to help small and medium processing operations.

With the help of grant funding, the West Central Area School District in Grant County was able to purchase a mobile meat processing trailer to teach students hands-on skills. NINA MOINI: A state grant ...

TACOMA — Cheryl Ouellette has a dream about meat — real meat, local meat, and how meat can save the family farm. Known as the “Pig Lady” for the swine she nurtures at her Summit-area farm, Ouellette ...

February 14, 2022 update: The Bay Area Ranchers Co-op last week announced the opening of their mobile meat processing facility, and U.S. Department of Agriculture Undersecretary Jenny Lester Moffitt ...

Bay Area livestock ranchers have opened their own slaughterhouse that fills a critical gap created more than two years ago. The $1.2 million mobile processing plant, with a gleaming white 36-foot-long ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on X (Opens in new window) With Wisconsin’s 2021-2023 budget signed in July, the state’s meat industry learned $200,000 will be ...

A mobile meat-processing trailer was approved Thursday night for Reeves Road in Mechanicsville. It will be the only USDA-inspected operation for processing livestock in Southern Maryland. Johnny Knott ...