Animal Ag Alliance

Not every group that says it represents farmers has members that contribute significantly to our food chain. Remember to look beyond the logo to understand the mission and connections behind organizations.

Behind every veal farm are farmers dedicated to calf care! 🐄 Many veal calves are raised on family farms, but farmers of all types prioritize nutrition, comfortable housing, and daily care to support animal health and well-being. Learn more: bit.ly/4f2cWSa

Healthy calves need proper nutrition, housing, and daily care. That’s the point! 🐄 Veal farmers use a variety of practices to support calf health and well-being. Animal care isn’t just about one practice. It's about the whole picture! bit.ly/4sE1Okh

Decisions about animal agriculture and standard industry practices should be guided by science, experience, and people who care for the animals. Every day, they choose practices designed to meet the needs of their animals, their farms, and their communities.

Catch the Alliance on the road this November! ✈️ 📍 November 18–19: Sustainable Agriculture Summit | Fort Worth, TX 🎙️ November 19: NAFB Trade Talk | Kansas City, MO Will you be attending either event? Send us a message! We'd love to connect with you while we're there.

Happy Halloween from the Animal Agriculture Alliance! 🎃👻 We're getting into the spooky spirit with a little animal ag humor! 🐄🐖🐔 Which pun is your favorite? Share your top pick with friends or share them all for a little Halloween fun!

Antibiotics are just one part of keeping farm animals healthy! 🐄🐖🐔 Animal care involves disease prevention, regular health monitoring, veterinary care, and responsible treatment when animals get sick!

Antibiotics play an important role in keeping animals healthy! 🐄🐖🐔 From treating bacterial infections to veterinary oversight and required withdrawal periods, farmers and veterinarians work together to protect animal health and help ensure food safety.

We had a great time at the Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo #FNCE26! 🥩 Alliance staff connected with nearly 400 registered dietitians to discuss important topics in animal agriculture, including nutrition, sustainability, antibiotic use, and animal welfare.

Innovation in animal agriculture is driven by decades of learning, adapting, and improving. Farmers, veterinarians, and researchers work together toward a shared goal: continuously improving animal care and food production.

Calling all college students interested in ag communications! We're hiring spring and summer 2027 interns! Hear from a former intern in this week's #AllianceInAction to discover how you can gain hands-on experience in communications, advocacy, and events. bit.ly/4gmX24m

Did you know milk is tested for antibiotic residues? When cows need antibiotics, dairy farmers follow required withdrawal periods to keep their milk out of the food supply. Since 2011, zero retail-ready milk products have tested positive for antibiotics! bit.ly/3M7yko4

Farmers consistently rank among America’s most trusted professionals. That trust is built every day through hard work, transparency, and a commitment to caring for animals and the land.

Don't let food myths spook you this Halloween! 👻🎃 We're busting five common food myths and uncovering the facts behind what's on your plate! 🥩🔍 Read here: bit.ly/4zoQOKh

What does “antibiotic-free” really mean on a meat label? 👀 All meat sold in the U.S. must meet federal food safety standards for antibiotic residues. Farmers and veterinarians follow treatment practices and withdrawal periods to help keep our food safe. bit.ly/47DLCWr

Not all fish farms look the same! 🐟 From open-water pens and freshwater ponds to land-based tanks, aquaculture uses different systems to raise seafood. This #nationalseafoodmonth, explore how seafood gets to our plates! Learn more: bit.ly/4hZNz4q #seafoodmonth

Most Americans are several generations removed from the farm, making it more important than ever to connect consumers with the people who grow their food. The best way to learn about agriculture is to ask questions and engage with farmers and organizations that represent them.

What happens to the grains left over from brewing beer? 🍺 They can have a second purpose in cattle feed! 🐄 Brewer’s grains provide cattle with protein, fiber, and energy, turning a brewing by-product into a valuable feed ingredient. bit.ly/4BaHomL

We're headed to San Antonio, Texas, for the Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo! 🤠 🍽️ Attending? Be sure to stop by booth #740 to explore our resources, ask questions, and learn more about animal agriculture and the people behind our food. We look forward to seeing you there!

Did you know whole cottonseed is also used in dairy cattle diets? 🐮 It provides protein, fiber, and fat, helping supply nutrients and energy. Using cottonseed in cattle feed is an example of how agricultural products can serve multiple purposes! bit.ly/4z1ATBd