Commercial red meat production during March was modestly larger than last year. The USDA says commercial red meat production last month was 4.422 billion pounds, up 1% on the year, with a 2% increase for beef to 2.153 billion pounds and a slight rise for pork to 2.254 billion pounds, both thanks to heavier average […]
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