Are U.S. Consumers Drifting Away from Turkey as the Centerpiece of Thanksgiving Dinner?

November 12, 2024 CoBank

According to a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange, a downward trend in U.S. turkey supplies, coupled with changing traditions and consumer openness to other animal protein options could trigger a longer-term decline in holiday turkey sales. 

Labor Disruptions and Port Closures in Port of Montreal and British Columbia Disrupt Canadian Meat Industry

November 12, 2024 The Canadian Meat Council

Ongoing labor disruptions and port closures at key Canadian ports, including the Port of Montreal and ports in British Columbia, are causing significant disruptions to the supply chain, further exacerbating shipping delays and supply shortages. The closures are affecting both imports and exports, putting pressure on manufacturers, retailers, and industries that rely on the timely movement of goods.

TIME Magazine Honors the Light Bio Firefly Petunia

November 12, 2024 Jeff Wilser, TIME Magazine

By day, the petunias look like normal white flowers. In the evening, they emanate a soft glow that looks like moonlight.

Cutting-Edge Research in Developing New Flower Varieties with Ball SB

November 12, 2024 Details Flowers

The breeding process begins once the goals for a new variety are established. Whether it’s improving disease resistance, creating unique color patterns, or extending bloom life, every trait is carefully considered and tested. The team evaluates thousands of plants during this process, narrowing it down to the most promising candidates for further development.

Point Reyes Cheese Makes Oprah’s Favorite Things ’24

The thoughtfully curated CHEESE & THANK YOU gift collection brings together a delicious selection of handcrafted cheeses with delicious accompaniments that together create a ready-to-serve appetizer or delectable after-dinner cheese course.