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Beef Industry

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health-and-nutrition1 year ago

Study Funded by Beef Industry Finds Plant Protein Comparable to Meat

A study funded by the beef industry intended to show the superiority of animal protein over plant protein instead found no significant difference in muscle protein synthesis between the two. The study, which involved 17 women consuming different protein sources, revealed that even "incomplete" plant proteins can effectively stimulate muscle growth. This adds to the growing body of evidence supporting the nutritional adequacy of plant-based diets, despite industry efforts to promote animal protein.

agriculture1 year ago

Brazil Introduces $4M Supercow with Double the Meat

Brazil has unveiled Viatina-19 FIV Mara Movéis, a $4 million supercow that is twice as heavy as an average cow of her breed and the most expensive cow ever sold at auction. This genetically superior cow represents Brazil's ambitions to dominate the global beef market despite environmental concerns. Viatina-19's exceptional muscle growth, fertility, and genetic traits make her highly valuable for breeding, although her high-maintenance needs limit her large-scale commercial viability. The Brazilian government continues to push for new export markets while addressing the environmental impact of cattle farming.

agriculture1 year ago

"Meet the World's Priciest Cow: Brazil's Beef Revolution"

Viatina-19 FIV Mara Movéis, the world's most expensive cow at $4 million, symbolizes Brazil's ambition to dominate the global beef market. This elite Nelore cow, known for her rapid muscle gain and fertility, is part of a broader strategy to enhance cattle genetics and boost beef exports. Despite environmental concerns over beef production's impact on climate change, Brazil continues to push for new markets, leveraging advanced breeding techniques and high-profile auctions to promote its cattle industry.

agricultureeconomy1 year ago

"Meet the World's Priciest Cow: Brazil's Beef Revolution"

Viatina-19, a Nelore cow worth $4 million, is the world's most expensive cow and symbolizes Brazil's ambitions to dominate the global beef market. Despite environmental concerns over beef production's role in greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation, Brazil's cattle industry remains a key economic driver. Viatina-19's exceptional genetics are leveraged through high-stakes auctions and advanced breeding techniques to produce superior livestock, aiming to enhance beef quality and expand export markets.

agriculture1 year ago

"Meet the World's Priciest Cow: Brazil's Beef Revolution"

Viatina-19 FIV Mara Movéis, the world's most expensive cow at $4 million, symbolizes Brazil's ambitions to dominate the global beef market. This elite Nelore breed cow, known for her rapid muscle gain and fertility, is part of a broader strategy to enhance cattle genetics and boost beef exports. Despite environmental concerns over beef production's impact on greenhouse gases and deforestation, Brazil continues to push for new markets, leveraging advanced breeding techniques and high-profile auctions to promote its cattle industry.

agriculture1 year ago

"US Cattle Inventory Reaches Record Low, Impact on Beef Industry"

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that the American beef cattle inventory has hit a record low, with nationwide numbers dropping to the lowest level since the 1970s due to persistent drought, high input costs, and inflation. Ranchers are facing challenges as demand for beef remains strong, but costs have escalated, leading to rising prices for consumers. Farmers in states like Texas, Nebraska, Kansas, California, and Oklahoma have been particularly affected, with feed prices soaring and some having to reduce their herd size.