U.S. Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (USRSB)

Don’t miss out! Registration prices increase after April 15. Join us at the 2025 USRSB General Assembly Meeting — where we'll be celebrating "A decade of change fueling a future of opportunity." April 29-May1 | Fort Worth, TX To register and view more about the event, follow this link: https://lnkd.in/gnAr_BZc #USRSBGA25 #USRSG10Years #ContinuousImprovement #SustainableBeef Samantha Werth, PhD

Will you be joining us in Fort Worth for the 2025 USRSB General Assembly Meeting? The hotel room block closes today. Be sure to book your lodging! 🚨 Follow this link to book: https://lnkd.in/gnAr_BZc #USRSBGA25 #USRSB10Years #ContinuousImprovement #SustainableBeef Samantha Werth, PhD

USRSB General Assembly serves a variety of purposes, but perhaps the most beneficial is its ability to connect stakeholders across the beef supply chain. Join us in Fort Worth for the 2025 General Assembly Meeting to celebrate 10 years of progress with USRSB and engage with industry leaders to discuss the future of beef sustainability! #USRSBGA25 #USRSB10Years #ContinuousImprovement #SustainableBeef Samantha Werth, PhD

The 2025 General Assembly Meeting is almost here! Join us to celebrate 10 years of USRSB and share in discussions about the future of beef sustainability. A decade of change fueling a future of opportunity. Be sure to register today: https://lnkd.in/ghHT8Q6g Will we see you in Fort Worth? #USRSBGA25 #USRSB10Years #ContinuousImprovement #SustainableBeef Samantha Werth, PhD

“We have an incredible opportunity ahead of us to work with farmers and ranchers across the U.S. to put their plans to paper and support efforts for them to optimize their management strategies and build resilience in not only their businesses but in the land they manage and in their communities,” says Samantha Werth, PhD, executive director of USRSB. Read more on the state of grazing management and its role in industry progress at the following link: https://lnkd.in/gRQQShcM Samantha Werth, PhD

Join us in Fort Worth to celebrate 10 years of USRSB at our 2025 General Assembly Meeting! Will we see you there? Deadlines are approaching! ⬇️ #USRSBGA25 #USRSB10Years

Join us on April 29 for the Beef Sustainability Tour – an exclusive event during the 2025 USRSB General Assembly Meeting. With two tour stops and a Lunch & Learn, attendees will see sustainability efforts across the value chain. This exclusive pre-event experience will highlight innovative ranching practices, industry partnerships and real-world solutions shaping the future of beef sustainability. • 77 Ranch – Exploring soil health, carbon sequestration and land stewardship. • Lunch & Learn – Insights from Molson Coors on water resource protection and sustainability efforts. • Burgundy Beef – A deep dive into grass-finished beef and direct-to-consumer success. Reserve your spot alongside your general assembly registration today! #USRSBGA25 #USRSB10Years #ContinuousImprovement #SustainableBeef Samantha Werth, PhD

When it comes to grazing management, the question often is: To Plan or Not to Plan! We talked to ranchers on both sides of this fence and learned how they manage their grazing to maximize productivity, profitability and resource management. Read the story from Drovers: https://hubs.ly/Q03cLVq-0

The 2025 USRSB General Assembly Meeting is almost here! Join us April 29 - May 1 in Fort Worth, TX as we reflect on “A decade of change fueling a future of opportunity.” Don’t miss out on key discussions, networking and the latest progress in beef sustainability! Will we see you in Fort Worth? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gnAr_BZc #USRSBGA25 #ContinuousImprovement #SustainableBeef Samantha Werth, PhD

Many ranchers rely on experience and memory to manage their grazing operations, but as Steve Wooten, owner of Beatty Canyon Ranch and USRSB past chair, puts it: “Could you do the budget of a multi-million-dollar business in your head? If you did, could you tell which parts of the business are helping you and which are hurting you?” Having a written grazing management plan can allow producers to optimize their management strategies and build resilience — not only in their businesses but also in the land they manage and in their communities. Read more about how other producers are putting their written grazing plans into action. #SustainableBeef #ContinuousImprovement #USRSB Samantha Werth, PhD