21. Media Advisory: Texas A&M University Beef Cattle Short Course Jim Schwertner of Capital Land and livestock, a feeder cattle buyer s view of media representatives who are interested in attending should contact Dr. http://agnews.tamu.edu/dailynews/stories/ANSC/Jul2005a.htm

July 20, 2005 Writer: Edith A. Chenault, (979) 845-2886, e-chenault1@tamu.edu Contact: Dr. Jason Cleere, (979) 845-6931, jjcleere@tamu.edu Related story: http://agnews.tamu.edu/dailynews/stories/ANSC/Jul0805a.htm MEDIA ADVISORY When: Aug. 1-3 An update on the National Animal Identification System will be the topic of the general session at 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 1. Speakers and topics include: -Travis Choat of Packerland Packing, emerging beef markets that require identification of cattle; - Jim Schwertner of Capital Land and Livestock, a feeder cattle buyer's view of individually identifying calves; -Bob Bachman, a cow-calf producer from Graham, a common sense approach to identifying cows and calves and how it affects profitability; and -Jim McAdams, National Beef Cattlemen's Association president, overview of an industry-led identification program. Media representatives who are interested in attending should contact Dr. Jason Cleere, Texas Cooperative Extension beef cattle specialist and conference education coordinator, (979) 845-6931, to register or get more information. http://tceblogs.tamu.edu/Agnews

22. CSIRO - Livestock Industries - Media Releases CSIRO livestock Industries conducts research and provides high quality services for Australia s livestock and allied industries facilitating their http://www.csiro.au/index.asp?type=division&id=Livestock Industries&xml=mediaRel

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24. Meat And Livestock Commission News media. News releases, events, speeches and publications relating to the A warning that cheap imported meat could destroy our home livestock http://www.mlc.org.uk/news/default.asp

About MLC Industry Advice Projects Update Export Directory ... Feedback SEARCH News Releases 2005 Releases 2004 Releases 2003 Releases Contact Press Office Speeches and Articles Speeches Statistics TNS Data UK Beef Market Trends UK Sheep Market Trends UK Pork Market Trends ... UK Bacon Market Trends Events List of events Publications Publications Levy Rates Current levy rates Links Useful Links News releases, events, speeches and publications relating to the specific activities of BPEX EBLEX HCC and QMS can be found on their individual websites. MLC Comment on Defra "Older Cattle" Announcement 15 September 2005 Please find below comments from the Director General of the Meat and Livestock Commission on the news announced today that older cattle will once again be allowed to enter the food chain subject to safeguards. click for more OTM Market Impact Paper - 14 September 2005 14 September 2005 The Market Impact For The Return of Cattle Aged Over Thirty Months To The Human Food Chain. Please use the link to download the relevant information. click for more 18 August 2005 The aim of the workshop is to reach a consensus on the best strategies for future soil management in England and Wales. Click on the link to download the programme.

25. Meat And Livestock Australia media Releases View Archived media Releases 20/7/2005, Handy booklet available to assist in transporting livestock. 19/7/2005, Cattle price indicator http://www.mla.com.au/content.cfm?sid=25&archive=no

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27. Center For Media And Democracy, Organic Consumers Association Center for media and Democracy Dr. Diane Farsetta or John Stauber The Bush administration is putting the livestock industry s desire to keep feeding http://www.commondreams.org/news2005/0613-27.htm

Home Contacting Us About Us Donate ... NewsWire Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JUNE 13, 2005 2:06 PM CONTACT: Center for Media and Democracy Organic Consumers Association Center for Media and Democracy: Dr. Diane Farsetta or John Stauber 608-260-9713, 608-279-4044 Ronnie Cummins, Organic Consumers Association, 888-403-1007, 218-349-3836 Despite Likely Second U.S. Mad Cow, the Bush Administration Refuses to Adopt Necessary Safeguards Inadequate U.S. Policies Endanger Human Health: A Real "Firewall Feed Ban" and Increased, Improved Animal Testing Must Be Implemented Immediately WASHNGTON, DC - On Friday night, Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns announced that a non-ambulatory beef cow that had twice tested positive in November 2004 for mad cow disease with rapid tests (but then tested negative on a follow-up immunohistochemistry test) recently tested positive for mad cow disease, using a more definitive Western Blot technique. The Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports magazine, urged the USDA in January 2005 to re-test the suspect animal using Western Blot, considered to be the most accurate test for mad cow disease. Although the USDA says it will now send samples to Britain, further testing is expected to confirm that this animal is the second case of mad cow disease in the United States and the fifth in North America, in two years. Various media have reported that the cow is from Texas. "The mad cow testing and cattle feed regulations in the United States are simply a sham," said Ronnie Cummins, National Director of the Organic Consumers Association. "The USDA has never disclosed how the relatively small number of U.S. cattle tested are actually chosen. The United States refuses to conduct the food safety testing for mad cow disease that protects consumers in the European Union and Japan, which would require testing millions of U.S. cattle each year. The USDA has also declared it is criminal for any private U.S. meat plants or beef producers to test their own animals for mad cow disease. In effect, the USDA is covering up mad cow in the United States through secretive, inadequate testing and a lack of transparency."

28. Center For Media And Democracy, Organic Consumers Association Various media have reported that the cow is from Texas. The Bush administration is putting the livestock industry s desire to keep feeding cheap http://www.commondreams.org/cgi-bin/print.cgi?file=/news2005/0613-27.htm

29. Ranch & Livestock Links: Publications - Resources - Media Links for media, Publications and Other livestock Resources. http://ranchlinks.com/Publications_-_Resources_-_Media/

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31. Media Release - Friday, April 02, 2004 - Indonesia Trends in livestock Diseases Until 1998, no Brazilian state had been certified free of footand-mouth disease (FMD), which prevented the country from http://www.cifor.cgiar.org/docs/_pr/_self/_ref/media/release/2004/2004_04_02.htm

Section: Home Media Center News Release World Appetite for Beef Making Mincemeat Out of Brazilian Rainforest According to Report from Major International Forest Research Center print-version Search Web search in: document.write('') CIFOR document.write('') Info Finder Advanced Web Search Search Publication Media Center News Media Releases Opinion World Appetite for Beef Making Mincemeat Out of Brazilian Rainforest According to Report from Major International Forest Research Center Free of Mad Cow and Foot-and-Mouth, Amazonian Cattle Find Favor Abroad; Study Says Dramatic Growth in Exports Primary Culprit in Huge Rainforest Losses in Brazil Click here to get the report in English Click here to get the report in Portuguese BOGOR, INDONESIA (2 April 2004) Brazil's spectacular and growing success as a prime exporter of beef-volume of exports abroad have increased more than fivefold in the last six years-is responsible for much of the recent spike in the destruction of the Amazon rainforest, according to a study released today by one of the world's leading forestry research organizations. In a report summarizing their work*, the researchers demonstrate a strong link between the dramatic deforestation rates, which the Brazilian government is expected to announce shortly, and the growth in exports that have caused a massive surge in the Brazilian Amazon's cattle population-from 26 million head in 1990 to 57 million in 2002. The report, Hamburger Connection Fuels Amazon Destruction-issued by the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), a Future Harvest Center based in Bogor, Indonesia-suggests that the jump in the worldwide demand for Brazilian beef has been brought on by several factors, among them concerns regarding the threat of mad cow disease in several other cattle-producing countries.

32. Food Marketing Institute - FMI - Media - Backgrounders - Antibiotics In Livestoc Backgrounder Antibiotics in livestock and Poultry Feed that neither subtherapeutic nor therapeutic antibiotics would be permitted in organic livestock. http://www.fmi.org/media/bg/antibiotics_2000.htm

BACKGROUNDER Backgrounder: Antibiotics in Livestock and Poultry Feed Background The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) first approved the use of antibiotics in animal feed in "subtherapeutic" or low-level doses nearly 50 years ago to promote growth and prevent illness. Over the years, concerns have been expressed about how this practice may affect human health. The key question: Does the use of antibiotics in animal feed promote the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in humans? Human health concerns are based on the following theory: If livestock and poultry are fed low doses of antibiotics routinely, bacteria may develop that are resistant to the drugs and be transferred to people through improperly prepared food. Some of the antibiotics used in agriculture are also used to treat illnesses in humans, such as penicillin, tetracycline and fluoroquinolone. As a result, this practice may contribute to the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria that pose a threat to human heath. The increase in antibiotic-resistant bacteria is well documented in the scientific community. It is widely accepted that the primary cause is the extensive use of antibiotics to treat human illnesses. The issue here is whether antibiotic use in livestock and poultry is contributing to the problem and should be curtailed or banned in those cases where the antibiotics are needed to treat human diseases.

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34. Livestock Exports To Saudi Arabia Suspended The Australian Government has suspended further shipments of livestock to Saudi Arabia pending the Further media inquiries. Mr Vaile s office http://www.maff.gov.au/releases/03/03227wtj.html

BACK Home Media Releases 28 August 2003 Australian Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Warren Truss Australian Trade Minister, Mark Vaile Livestock exports to Saudi Arabia suspended The Australian Government has suspended further shipments of livestock to Saudi Arabia pending the negotiation of an effective mechanism to ensure the safe entry of livestock to the country. This decision follows the rejection of a shipment of 57,000 Australian sheep by Saudi authorities. Saudi Arabia's quarantine officials at the Port of Jeddah alleged that some 6 per cent of the animals in the shipment were affected by scabby mouth. By contrast, the assessment of the experienced AQIS-approved Australian veterinarian on board the MV Cormo Express , was that fewer than 200 sheep, or 0.35 per cent of the shipment, were affected. This number is well below the 5 per cent tolerance level agreed between Saudi Arabia and Australia. In light of this major discrepancy, a delegation consisting of the Australian Ambassador and senior officials from the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS), met in Riyadh on 26 August with the Saudi Arabian Minister of Agriculture to request a second veterinary inspection, and to discuss ways in which better communication and clearer guidelines might assist the livestock trade. The Australian Government has called in the Saudi Charge d’ Affaires to express its concern with the Saudi decision.

35. The Hon. Warren Truss - Media Release MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FORESTRY. media Release Title The fact sheet livestock Sales, GST and Food is available from the ATO’s GST http://www.maff.gov.au/releases/00/011wt.html

BACK Hon Warren Truss MP Home Media Releases HON WARREN TRUSS MP MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FORESTRY 7 February 2000 LIVESTOCK SALES AND THE GST "Sales of livestock through a sale yard or direct to the abattoir will be GST inclusive," Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Warren Truss told Cattle Agents in Toowoomba. Mr Truss’s comments follow the release by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) of a fact sheet called Livestock Sales, GST and Food which clarifies the GST treatment for all types of livestock sales. "Where the farmer sells live animals to the processor who produces meat for human consumption, the sale of the live animal will be subject to GST even though the processor’s sale of meat will be GST-free," Mr Truss said. "This means the sale to the processor is GST inclusive even if the price is worked out after the delivery of the animals and after slaughter. In this type of transaction the pricing method will have no bearing on the taxable status of the live animal. "Farmers should check their contractual arrangements with their purchaser to ensure that the sale to the abattoir is GST-inclusive.

36. The New Communications Media In Livestock Development The new communications media in livestock development In the past, livestock development has sought to improve production efficiency by introducing new http://www.fao.org/livestock/agap/war/warall/t4650b/t4650b07.htm

The new communications media in livestock development The lack of appropriate information Livestock on the information highway The electronic alternative Electronic publications in livestock production 1989-1993 ... Future developments A.W. Speedy The author's address is: Department of Plant Sciences, University of Oxford, South Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3RB, UK. Through the new communications media, science can provide a wide portfolio of information from which farmers may choose options suitable for local conditions. A range of activities covering cattle, sheep, pigs, goats, chickens, ducks, fish and other animals maybe available, with different levels of intensity as well as different, locally available feed resources. The information system is the basis of this approach, with the role of the scientist as information provider, that of the extensionist as interpreter and the farmer as user. As both the provision and supply of information extends to a greater number of countries the application of more diverse options is likely to result in more sustainable systems that make better use of local resources and are better adapted to the environment (Figure 1). In the past, livestock development has sought to improve production efficiency by introducing new strategies of breeding, reproduction or nutrition, based on institutional research applied to projects in the field. With such an approach, success or failure is determined by the uptake of chosen technologies by the target group The results depend on the appropriateness of the technology to the local environment and on the capacity of the market to absorb increases in milk, meat or other products. Success depends on the particular research activity fitting within the development constraints, whether it is genetic improvement, reproductive technology - artificial insemination (AI) or embryo transfer (ET) - or particular feeding systems. Such an approach is technology-driven rather than demand-driven and fails to take account of the more fundamental objective of rural development which is to improve the relative status of poor countries, disadvantaged areas and poor farmers.

37. Media Advisory Insect Issues Affecting Livestock Workers To Be media advisory Insect issues affecting livestock workers to be discussed at June 1922 conference. http://www.montana.edu/commserv/csnews/nwview.php?article=2479

38. Voice Of Agriculture Connection Links, livestock, Equipment. Market Information, News Ecommerce, Rural Life The website contains regional livestock news from all Agri-media coverage http://www.fb.org/links/

Friday September 23 Flagship Sponsor Voice of Agriculture Connection Index of Categories Associations Environment Consumers Production ... Weather Associations The American Emu Association American Farmland Trust A nonprofit organization dedicated to conserving agricultural resources. American Feed Industry Association AFIA is an agriculture trade association representing the animal feed and pet food industries and their suppliers. American Farrier's Association American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers Agricultural Retailers Association A national trade organization providing a national voice for the retail sector of the agricultural industry. AgRetailer.com A Doane Agricultural Services publication allied with the Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA). Animal Agriculture Alliance The Animal Agriculture Alliance was created to replace the Animal Industry Foundation (AIF) and to expand the scope of work to reach a broader audience with positive information about animal agriculture. Intermountain Roundwood Association The Intermountain Roundwood Association is a nonprofit representing the economic and educational interests of harvesters, producers and marketers of roundwood and associated products, materials and supplies.

39. Know How Media Kit | Feed | Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. livestock uses of corn collectively, beef, poultry, pork and dairy Corn used directly as feed for domestic livestock represents 57 percent of all of http://www.pioneer.com/media/knowhow/livestock/livestock_uses.htm

document.write(phi_logo); Feed Livestock Uses of Corn Collectively, beef, poultry, pork and dairy producers represent corn growers' No. 1 customer - consuming 5.6 billion bushels of corn annually. Corn used directly as feed for domestic livestock represents 57 percent of all of the corn grown in the United States. In 2003, beef cattle were fed more than 1.4 billion bushels of corn. Hogs consumed 1.1 billion bushels. Poultry another 1.3 billion bushels. As a primary livestock feed source, corn is a key link in the meat production chain. More than half of the U.S. corn crop puts meat on America's dinner table. A bushel of corn fed to livestock produces 5.6 pounds of retail beef, 13 pounds of retail pork, 19.6 pounds of chicken or 28 pounds of catfish. Furthermore, most corn sold to other countries also is used to feed livestock. In fact, 80 percent of corn raised in the United States is fed to animals around the world. Corn provides the major source of energy, as well as many other nutrients, in animal feeds. Many new kinds of corn are being developed that can meet the nutritional needs of animals even better. Corn Processing Byproducts A large percentage of corn usage comes in the form of industrial co-products as feed. The co-products of industrial processing are largely fed to ruminants. For example, using the co-products of alcohol production for livestock feeding is a very common feeding practice and is as old as the first beer production.

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