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Join us today with Dr. John Scanga at the Reciprocal Meat Conference. Dr. Scanga discusses AI's transformative role in agriculture, particularly in enhancing efficiency and accuracy in the meat industry. Learn about the potential of AI tools to improve operations, from writing and editing to data management.

In this week’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Gary Sullivan from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Dr. Ranjith Ramanathan from Oklahoma State University. We dive into the fascinating world of high pressure processing (HPP) and its applications in the meat industry. Dr. Sullivan explains how HPP is used to control pathogens and improve food safety, while Dr. Ramanathan shares insights on their collaborative research focused on retaining the desirable color of beef during this process. Learn about the science behind HPP, the challenges of maintaining meat color, and the innovative solutions being developed to enhance meat quality and safety.

In this week’s episode, we welcome Dr. Jeng-Hung Liu from the University of Guam, who shares insights into the recent USDA meat and poultry processing grant. Dr. Liu emphasizes workforce development in the meat industry, integration of aquaculture, and the new Meat Lab in Guam. He discusses the unique challenges and opportunities in meat processing in island regions, including collaborations with the Federated States of Micronesia and the University of Puerto Rico.

Join us as we welcome Amy Steward from Tyson Foods to discuss the meat science community's role in supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities. Amy will highlight how AMSA members donate high-quality protein and prepare meals to help families during tough times. This episode emphasizes the importance of community involvement and charitable efforts in the meat industry.

Welcome to today’s episode, joined by the Shark Farmers, Rob and Emily Sharkey. Rob, a passionate fifth-generation farmer, and Emily, a skilled media producer, dedicate themselves to sharing real agricultural stories. We explore the importance of connecting consumers with the origins of their food, debunking farming misconceptions, and their active engagement with farming communities and the broader public through radio, podcasts, and TV.