It's a common concern among consumers, "Is my meat antibiotic- free?"  Consumers also want to know where and how that animal was raised and what did that animal eat.  Tammy Vaassen, the executive director of the Wisconsin Beef Council, explains all of the regulations in place for farmers who's animals end up in the food chain and on your plate.

CLICK HERE for new recipes for beef or learn more about how farmers are producing healthy & nutritional products for you and your family through the Beef Quality Assurance Program.

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Milk! For many of us, it's how we start and end our day.  A cold splash on our cereal or a big glass at night to dunk our favorite cookie for that midnight snack.  However, for the thousands of people battling hunger, it's not always available.  In Ep. 2 of Inside the Bullseye, how adopting a dairy cow not only helps put this item on the table, but encourages philanthropy and supports local farmers.  It's a WIN-WIN-WIN!

CLICK HERE to donate, see the cows up for adoption, and learn more on how you can start a similar program.

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What’s in my meat? How was that animal raised? Is pleather better than leather? What are GMOs? Should I feed them to my kids?

Whatever your question may be – Ask us! Here at Inside the Bullseye, we want to educate you so you feel confident about those daily decisions and you can rest assured that your family is happy and healthy. Agriculture plays so many different roles in our daily lives.  Some of them are obvious, while others you probably never imagined.  So come with us on this journey – Inside the Bullseye host, Amy Pflugshaupt, is happy to be your tour guide and find you the answers to all of your questions.

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