McDonalds, Syngenta and Lopez Foods aim to increase feed efficiency, reduce GHG emissions

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Enogen corn contains a robust alpha amylase enzyme that quickly converts starch to usable sugars, delivering more available energy to cattle.

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The National Pork Board estimates approximately 318 million pounds of ham will be consumed on Christmas.

Former senior editor of BEEF Clint Peck is back, focusing on global markets, beef demand and production expertise.

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