Home › China trade dispute fueling jobs, profits for U.S. pork competitors
 

Keywords :   


China trade dispute fueling jobs, profits for U.S. pork competitors

2019-07-16 17:05:00| National Hog Farmer

In his testimony, Herring also highlighted several other priorities including visa reform, a foot-and-mouth-disease vaccine bank and the right regulatory framework for gene-edited livestock.

Tags: jobs china trade profits

Category:Agriculture and Forestry

Latest from this category

All news
16.04FAD investigation confirms SVA in Montana swine herd
16.04Consumer education drives Central Americas demand for U.S. pork
16.04Farm Progress America, April 16, 2024
16.04Farm Progress America, April 16, 2024
15.04Changing demographics, aging population to impact protein sectors
15.04Comparison of beef calves in conventional or natural systems for backgrounding and finishing
15.04Producers on alert for emerging cattle disease in Missouri
15.04'Sticky inflation' puts Federal Reserve in quandary, says CoBank
Agriculture and Forestry »
16.04FAD investigation confirms SVA in Montana swine herd
16.04Horizon was not robust, says ex-Post Office boss
16.04How Materials Science Fuels Circularity
16.04Consumer education drives Central Americas demand for U.S. pork
16.04Wearable AI gadget faces onslaught of bad reviews
16.04Emerging Contaminant Concerns Drive Changes in Sludge Management
16.04National Rosacea Society Announces New Seal of Acceptance Recipients
16.04Estée Lauder Advances Packaging Sustainability Solutions This Earth Day
More »