The activist group, Mercy for Animals is recruiting undercover investigators to go on farms, according to an alert sent to members of Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) this week.
Instead of taking over the conversation when you’re asked about food production, Donna Moenning, Engage Coordinator for the Center for Food Integrity, says it’s important to ask questions first.
As they have in other states, activist groups led by the Animal Legal Defense Fund, have filed suit against Iowa's Ag Protection Act, commonly referred to by activists as an "Ag-Gag" law.
Consumers want full transparency when it comes to their food, and that includes animal handling practices. Praedium helps industry prepare for the “new normal.”
Richard Berman with the Center for Consumer Freedom, believes the Global Animal Partnership could take on a very different tone in the future. Read what he has to say.
Can animals be part of an artistic display, or appear in a video meant to trigger in-depth discussion about human rights? Not if PETA has anything to say about it.
Hannah Thompson-Weeman with the Animal Agriculture Alliance, shares the comments and actions of animal activists, and what you can do to combat misinformation.
Biosecurity is a major aspect of any hog operation but it doesn’t have to mean major expense. Creating a biosecurity plan might be enough to protect your livestock and ultimately your investment.
USDA has proposed new animal welfare standards for the National Organic Program that, if enacted, would be the first time such standards are codified in federal law and would present serious challenges to livestock prod
Producers, veterinarians and others working in the pork industry are encouraged to nominate pig caregivers for the Honoring Caregivers award program, which recognizes individuals who provide the best care for pigs every
