Meat on the Menu Day in Nebraska, US
Meat on the Menu Day in Nebraska, US is held on March 20. This event in the second decade of the month March is annual. 
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Nebraska’s governor Pete Ricketts railed Monday (15 Mar 2021) against a proclamation by the governor of neighboring Colorado that encourages people to avoid meat for one day a week, calling it a “direct attack on our way of life” and signing a pro-meat declaration of his own.
Steve Wellman, Nebraska’s department of agriculture director, said agriculture supports one out of every four jobs in state and generates $21bn each year. Meat products alone generate about $12bn annually, and the industry has continued to grow, he said.
The day was chosen to coincide with Colorado’s “MeatOut Day”, a non-binding proclamation signed by governor Jared Polis late last month (Feb 2021) and backed by an animal rights group.
“MeatOut Day” was started in 1985 by the Farm Animal Rights Movement and seeks to encourage non-vegetarians to consider a plant-based diet.
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