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Canadian Cattle Producers Hope US Border Fully Re-open by Mid-2007. Written by Neil Billinger. Saskatoonhomepage.ca. The US Department of Agriculture has sent a new BSE risk assessment proposal on older cattle to the White House. …
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| Canadian Cattle Producers Hope US Border Fully Re-open by Mid-2007 Saskatoonhomepage.ca, Canada - 28 Nov 2006 … older cattle could be heading south by late spring or early summer. This would open up a much needed market for cull cows. Many producers have held onto their … |
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 Regina Leader-Post |
Positive buzz in cattle barn Regina Leader-Post, Canada - 24 Nov 2006 Commercial cattle producers are hoping for strong sales in the Agribition auction ring, after an often disappointing fall. … |
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Senator Boswell said the funding would provide cattle producers with a comprehensive guide to help them incorporate appropriate grazing land management principles into their operations. As part of the research project, field trials will …
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| Beef industry growth seems to be on hold StarPhoenix, Canada - 22 Nov 2006 … business as usual. Purebred cattle producers are busy washing, trimming and blow-drying their show animals. However, this is not … |
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| Cow-calf producers under pressure Regina Leader-Post, Canada - 22 Nov 2006 Purebred cattle producers are busy washing, trimming and blow-drying their show animals. However, this is not a good fall for commercial … |
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 Regina Leader-Post |
US producers cross border Regina Leader-Post, Canada - 22 Nov 2006 "It's really good to see these producers saying, 'We know this industry is here, we want to move ahead.' We're glad to welcome them and their cattle to the … |
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Just two days earlier, US Ag Secretary Mike Johanns said he thought mandatory national animal ID would result in “open revolt” among cattle producers. But that clearly wouldn’t be the case among pork producers. National Pork Producers …
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While USDA’s announcement of a new proposal on animal identification and traceback systems represents an important food safety improvement, the timeline for implementation is another Bush-adminstration bow to the cattle producers…
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Ever since scientists discovered the BVD virus, researchers have been trying to find ways to help cattle producers detect and prevent the disease. A modified live virus vaccine was developed more than 30 years ago, giving ranchers their …
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