Meat Matters January 17 to 21, 2022
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Meat Matters January 17 to January 21, 2022
Stay up to date with Jonathon, Austin, PatrickB and JohnG5 as they go through and bring you the latest and most important stories that effect the food industry. These articles can range from the impactful to the ridiculous, serious to scary!
ACS explains mystery of the roaming pigs in San Antonio
Mysterious pigs show up in San Antonio.
UK survey shows hesitancy with lab-grown meat
Lab grown meat and edible insects not popular in the United Kingdom.
State program to support training, recruiting more meat processing workers
“After the COVID-19 pandemic made the shortage of meat processors in Wisconsin worse than ever, the state is spending $5 million to help train a new generation of workers who can prepare beef, pork and other meats for sale to the public”.
Nearly 90% of US meat processing plants affected with COVID-19 cases
Covid-19 hit meat processing facilities at a high rate.
N.D. program places locally sourced beef in schools
Local North Dakota beef being donated to schools.
Post of the week!!!
After a short hiatus the Post of the Week will return this week.
Week 1 Winner Idaho Smokey
Week 2 Winner HerbcoFood
Week 3 Winner GWG8541
Week 4 Winners Processing PapaSop, Recipes GWG8541 and processhead
Week 5 Winners Processing Deepwoodsbutcher, Turkey Surg
Week 6 Winners Processing MCURRAN, Recipe mfrievalt
Week 7 Winners Processing lkrfletcher, Recipe GWG8541
Week 8 Winners Processing processhead, Recipe twilliams
Week 9 Winners Processing Surg, Recipe Garry Tarpley
Week 10 Winners Processing @DennyO, Recipe PapaSopMeatgistics Noteworthy Recent Posts
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Had read that article regarding Wisconsin meat processors. Great idea. -
PapaSop Wi, leading the way like always. I wish they could get a program started up here closer, Madison is to far of a drive
kyle said in Meat Matters January 17 to 21, 2022:
PapaSop Wi, leading the way like always. I wish they could get a program started up here closer, Madison is to far of a drive
Totally agree. Baby steps, I guess. A couple of local shops are advertising for meat cutters.
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PapaSop Just my opinion but I think as you see the need more brought into the mainstream eyes, you will see more educational institutions develop these types of programs. Around where I live in rural Kansas would be an ideal place to implement some of these programs at the high school level, not just tech school and community colleges. Mostly ranching and oil in my neck of the woods. Would make a lot of sense for local schools around here and the communities they serve. I’m surprised there is not more of it already with as many general agriculture, 4H, and FFA programs there are in this area.
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PapaSop Just my opinion but I think as you see the need more brought into the mainstream eyes, you will see more educational institutions develop these types of programs. Around where I live in rural Kansas would be an ideal place to implement some of these programs at the high school level, not just tech school and community colleges. Mostly ranching and oil in my neck of the woods. Would make a lot of sense for local schools around here and the communities they serve. I’m surprised there is not more of it already with as many general agriculture, 4H, and FFA programs there are in this area.
JohnG5 said in Meat Matters January 17 to 21, 2022:
PapaSop Just my opinion but I think as you see the need more brought into the mainstream eyes, you will see more educational institutions develop these types of programs. Around where I live in rural Kansas would be an ideal place to implement some of these programs at the high school level, not just tech school and community colleges. Mostly ranching and oil in my neck of the woods. Would make a lot of sense for local schools around here and the communities they serve. I’m surprised there is not more of it already with as many general agriculture, 4H, and FFA programs there are in this area.
That’s a great opinion! We bill ourselves here as the " Dairy State". This also calls for a lot of processing facilities. No brainer IMO.
Now that you mention it, I’m surprised as well with all the 4H, FFA and agriculture courses offered in this state this has not been implemented sooner. -
JohnG5 said in Meat Matters January 17 to 21, 2022:
PapaSop Just my opinion but I think as you see the need more brought into the mainstream eyes, you will see more educational institutions develop these types of programs. Around where I live in rural Kansas would be an ideal place to implement some of these programs at the high school level, not just tech school and community colleges. Mostly ranching and oil in my neck of the woods. Would make a lot of sense for local schools around here and the communities they serve. I’m surprised there is not more of it already with as many general agriculture, 4H, and FFA programs there are in this area.
That’s a great opinion! We bill ourselves here as the " Dairy State". This also calls for a lot of processing facilities. No brainer IMO.
Now that you mention it, I’m surprised as well with all the 4H, FFA and agriculture courses offered in this state this has not been implemented sooner. -
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The snack stick memo was in my inbox. May need to check your settings.
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calldoctoday said in Meat Matters January 17 to 21, 2022:
That’s funny, I’ve actually looked at that for a part time gig. Who knows!
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calldoctoday said in Meat Matters January 17 to 21, 2022:
That’s funny, I’ve actually looked at that for a part time gig. Who knows!
PapaSop Well, there you go & you have a whole lot of referrals here to boot.
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