Natural and organic beef production was only 1.1% of total beef production and 1.6% of total U.S. beef sales in 2006 but is the fastest growing sector in the beef industry. With demand continuing to surge in these markets, you will find that terminology used in these marketing strategies is confusing. Beef that is produced following “natural” or “organic” protocols is assumed to have been raised without hormones or antibiotics. But “natural” and “organic” are not the same, and “natural” also is variable
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This is an exploratory study of "organic" versus "sustainable" agriculture applied to fed cattle pro...
This NebGuide offers producers suggestions for selling beef directly to consumers. Successful direct...
Some consumers are willing to pay a premium for “natural” beef products from production systems not ...
The natural beef business is founded on the idea of providing food products that are an alternative ...
Significant premiums can be realized in producing and marketing cattle through natural beef programs...
"Fact sheet.""University of Missouri Extension University of Missouri, Lincoln University, U.S. Depa...
In the past decade, sales of meat products labeled as natural (minimally processed) and produced wit...
Premium markets are expanding worldwide for certified organic and biodynamic beef products – those g...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
“Value Added Calf” is a phrase that has been around the beef cattle industry for several decades. In...
There are a variety of third party verification programs and USDA certification programs within the ...
Producers in Hawaii are currently marketing “natural ” beef, and many people feel that this product ...
Characteristics of the organic food market with relevance to marketing Hawaii beef products are disc...
This publication defines grass-fed and conventionally fed beef and discusses the advantages and disa...
Raising cattle in a “naturally raised” program presents an opportunity for cattle producers to reali...
This is an exploratory study of "organic" versus "sustainable" agriculture applied to fed cattle pro...
This NebGuide offers producers suggestions for selling beef directly to consumers. Successful direct...
Some consumers are willing to pay a premium for “natural” beef products from production systems not ...
The natural beef business is founded on the idea of providing food products that are an alternative ...
Significant premiums can be realized in producing and marketing cattle through natural beef programs...
"Fact sheet.""University of Missouri Extension University of Missouri, Lincoln University, U.S. Depa...
In the past decade, sales of meat products labeled as natural (minimally processed) and produced wit...
Premium markets are expanding worldwide for certified organic and biodynamic beef products – those g...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
“Value Added Calf” is a phrase that has been around the beef cattle industry for several decades. In...
There are a variety of third party verification programs and USDA certification programs within the ...
Producers in Hawaii are currently marketing “natural ” beef, and many people feel that this product ...
Characteristics of the organic food market with relevance to marketing Hawaii beef products are disc...
This publication defines grass-fed and conventionally fed beef and discusses the advantages and disa...
Raising cattle in a “naturally raised” program presents an opportunity for cattle producers to reali...
This is an exploratory study of "organic" versus "sustainable" agriculture applied to fed cattle pro...
This NebGuide offers producers suggestions for selling beef directly to consumers. Successful direct...