
Carol Keiser Long
Leadership Emeritus · GFN Leadership Emeritus
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About
Carol has worn many hats in the food and agricultural industry over her life. But her passion has always revolved around beef cattle and mentoring the next generation of agricultural leaders, therefore playing a part in shaping policy affecting food, agriculture and business management on both the National and International levels. Carol and her family called Illinois home for the majority of her career, but her scope of leadership and involvement has been anything but local. Carol now focuses on current issues of interest to our Global Farmer Network relative to innovation, sustainability and valued trade of red meat and other livestock products.
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Articles by Carol Keiser Long (43)
February 29, 2024
Turning the Challenge of a Cattle Cycle Into an Opportunity
“Cattle crisis” has a nice alliterative ring to it—and that may be why we’ve heard the phrase lately. It’s irresistible to headline authors and televi…
Read article →March 11, 2021
A Garden to Honor American Heroes
Farmers and artists share something in common: They devote themselves to acts of creation. Farmers plant seeds and nurture them into crops that fill f…
Read article →August 20, 2020
Supporting Science to Defeat Permanent Pandemics With Mosquito Control
Has anybody ever wished you a happy World Mosquito Day ? Me neither. Yet the time is now. Each year, we mark World Mosquito Day on August 20. Establis…
Read article →August 16, 2019
Technology Delivers Meat and Protein Choices
The “ meatless revolution ” is underway, according to the Wall Street Journal—but in this supposed upheaval, people aren’t quitting meat in the conven…
Read article →July 12, 2018
Trade Critical for US Beef Producers
Beef exports from the United States are doing well recently ( see article ) - but in the current political atmosphere of 2018 there's a sense of unpre…
Read article →February 15, 2018
All Eyes on South Korea
The world will look to South Korea this month as speed skaters, ski jumpers, and bobsled teams fight for gold, silver, and bronze in the 2018 Winter O…
Read article →Complete publishing history— all 43 articles
- Trade: My Cuban AffairOctober 12, 2017
- The ABCs of Toxic ReportingAugust 10, 2017
- Beef Into China: Unprecedented Opportunity With Excellent PotentialJune 1, 2017
- Choosing the Right US Secretary of Agriculture Is Getting the Attention It RequiresJanuary 19, 2017
- Making A Best-Case “Pivot To Trade” Scenario for TrumpSeptember 22, 2016
- Zika is ComingJune 23, 2016
- We Must Go on the Offense and Defeat Zika With TechnologyApril 22, 2016
- Mandatory GMO Food Label: An Invisible and Unnecessary Tax on EatingMarch 24, 2016
- Carcinogenic Headlines Lack MeatNovember 5, 2015
- COOL isn’t cool anymoreJune 18, 2015
- Can GMO’s Save Oranges? Use it or Lose it!February 12, 2015
- Mothers Want A Single, Sensible Food Labeling StandardMay 22, 2014
- Happy New Year: Here’s to your (soil) health!January 30, 2014
- Imagine a World Without Orange Juice?September 19, 2013
- Food Labels: Maxed Out!August 22, 2013
- U.S. Beef Is Going GlobalFebruary 7, 2013
- The most popular migraine solutionDecember 21, 2012
- What Women Really Care About: An Economy That RoarsAugust 30, 2012
- Where’s the Beef From?July 19, 2012
- Enjoying US Beef with ConfidenceMay 3, 2012
- Dude, It’s Sustainable Real BeefApril 5, 2012
- Organic Farming Cannot Feed The WorldFebruary 29, 2012
- How the Butter Tariff Grinch Almost Stole Christmas in NorwayDecember 27, 2011
- U.S. Trade Show: Deal or No DealSeptember 29, 2011
- Malnutrition: A Slow-motion natural disasterApril 21, 2011
- Sen. Baucus vs. Free TradeApril 14, 2011
- Exports MatterApril 7, 2011
- Suing The Hand That Helps Feed YouDecember 9, 2010
- Let’s Get It Done!November 4, 2010
- Music to Their EarsFebruary 12, 2010
- No Greater Gift….Farmer to FarmerJanuary 22, 2010
- A Good Dose of Judgment NeededJanuary 8, 2010
- An Open letter from an American Farmer to US Trade Representative Ron KirkAugust 14, 2009
- Hot AirApril 24, 2009
- Ignorance is not blissJanuary 16, 2009
- Exports Fuel the EconomySeptember 26, 2008
- Drive a ‘Steak’ Through the Heart of ProtectionismSeptember 5, 2008
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