81. The Free Press -- Independent News Media Aerial fumigation kills livestock and wildlife by Iggy the PotBellied Pig Damage to people, livestock and wildlife have all been documented. http://www.freepress.org/journal.php?strFunc=display&strID=244&strJournal=27

82. Media Cattle and other livestock consume over 70 percent of all the grain produced in the United States. Famine? Today about onethird of the Back to media Page. http://www.mcspotlight.org/media/books/rifkin.html

B EYOND B EEF The Rise And Fall Of The Cattle Culture by Jeremy Rifkin The Western world has a love affair with beef. But how many people are aware that the real costs of the cattle culture are animal suffering, global hunger and poverty, and environmental devastation? In this brilliant and scathing examination, Jeremy Rifkin cuts through the myth of the cowboy to reveal the international intrigue, political giveaways, and sheer avarice that transformed the great American frontier into a huge cattle breeding ground. He illustrates the gross injustice of a world in which the poorest peoples have been starved to support the appetites of a handful of wealthy nations. "So many powerful arguments...Before starting Beyond Beef , take a third of a pound of ground beef, broil it for about four minutes on each side, place it on a bun, and then savour every bite. You're not going to want another hamburger for a long, long time." Newsweek "An extremely important book...In every generation there is a handful of people whose work contributes to the evolution of consciousness. Jeremy Rifkin is one of the seminal minds of our age." JOHN ROBBINS, author of

83. OSPREY MEDIA GROUP - Osprey Classified Network Recreation Services Transportation CONTACT WEBMASTER. © 2005 OSPREY media GROUP Inc. Disclaimer Privacy Website Advertising Opportunities. http://www.ospreyclassifiednetwork.com/classifieds/classifiedcategoryads.asp?new

84. Media Release Nat 2000/05 - Livestock Sales, Gst And Food Fact Sheet Released The Tax Office has moved to clarify the interpretation of the GSTstatus of livestock sales, issuing a fact sheet livestock Sales, GST and Food. http://www.ato.gov.au/corporate/content.asp?doc=/content/mr200005.htm

85. Schering-Plough - News And Media - News Releases ScheringPlough News and media Section latest News Releases, This survey shows that the ability to trace livestock diseases through a national http://www.schering-plough.com/schering_plough/news/release.jsp?releaseID=723377

86. Virginia Cooperative Extension--Media Contacts media Contacts Experts to call for questions on Extension topics livestock commodities Wayne Purcell - (540) 231-7725 Seafood - Dan Kauffman - (757) http://www.ext.vt.edu/news/sources.html

Media Contacts Experts to call for questions on Extension topics including agriculture, natural resources, 4-H and youth programs, and family issues and concerns. Agriculture Operations Agriculture Marketing Bees Biosafety of Genetically Modified Crops ... Help in Locating Additional Sources Agriculture Operations Agricultural pesticide safety - Michael Weaver - (540) 231-6543 Beef cattle health - Dee Whittier - (540) 231-4642 Computers as farm tools - Gordon Groover - (540) 231-5850 Dairy cattle health - Ernest Hovingh - (540) 231-5999 Farm business - Jim Pease - (540) 231-4178 Livestock Systems - Susan Gay - (540) 231-1232 Pest management - Ames Herbert - (757) 657-6450 Soil fertility - Mark Alley - (540) 231-9777 Weeds Crops - Scott Hagood - (540) 231-6762 Agriculture Marketing Livestock commodities - Wayne Purcell - (540) 231-7725 Seafood - Dan Kauffman - (757) 727-4861 Bees - Richard Fell - (540) 231-7207 Biosafety of Genetically Modified Crops - Sue Tolin - (540) 231-5800 Biosecurity - Dee Whitter - (540) 231-4642 Community Development Community Initiatives - Brian Calhoun - (540) 231-6921 Changes in communities dependent on tobacco income - Dixie Reaves - (540) 231-6153 Rural prosperity - Wayne Purcell - (540) 231-7725 Composting - Gregory Evanylo - (540) 231-9739 Disaster Recovery Agriculture damage estimates - Bobby Grisso - (540) 231-6538 Food - Robert Williams - (540) 231-8697 Homes - John Kirby - (804) 524-5849 Family Issues Adolescent development - Angela Huebner - (703) 538-8491 Aging - Karen Roberto - (540) 231-7657

87. Foundation For Deep Ecology >> Publishing And Media In terms of broadcast media, the Foundation generally does not fund television, The effects of livestock production are subtle and less obvious to the http://www.deepecology.org/pubandmedia.html

Directory Looking Backward and Forward The Deep Ecology Platform Visionaries, Friends and Colleagues ... The Way Ahead Considerable portions of each year's budget are dedicated to in-house book projects in one or more program areas and to supporting authors, journals, radio series, and advertising campaigns covering critical issues either poorly reported on or not even understood by the mainstream press. Large photo books such as Clearcut Fatal Harvest and Welfare Ranching are conceived and executed as discrete projects under the Foundation's direction. Today's publishing economy is particularly short on promotion budgets for such subjects, and often books on eco-philosophy, ecological worldviews and environmental issues are produced in small quantities. The Foundation has supported the publicity, promotion and distribution of books deemed important to its mission, especially in the area of environmental ethics and philosophy. Subsidizing advertising, book tours, and promotions can build interest and help bring a greater number of important ideas to more readers. In terms of broadcast media, the Foundation generally does not fund television, video, or film but prefers radio formats instead. A number of series and individual programs have resulted from working with independent radio producers. Radio has proven particularly good at reaching a well-educated audience interested in advancing their understanding of complex issues such as globalization, ecocentric thought, and megatechnology.

88. PIRSA Showcase - Media Releases From 2002 - 14/01/02 - Livestock Owners Urged To A fungus that grows on ryegrass and cereals has caused gangrene in livestock on several properties across the State. http://www.pir.sa.gov.au/pages/showcase/media/archive/2002/14_01ergot.htm:sectID

Trouble viewing this site? Help Site Map Feedback Friday September 23, 2005 Navigation Quick Links Home Media Products News Releases Current Media Releases ... Food Talk You are here: Home Quick Links Media Products News Releases ... Media Releases from 2002 Industry Search Expanded Search Print Page Monday 14 January 2002 Livestock Owners Urged to Watch Out for Ergot A fungus that grows on ryegrass and cereals has caused gangrene in livestock on several properties across the State. Primary Industries and Resources SA (PIRSA) has recorded a number of incidents particularly in the mid north, Yorke and Eyre Peninsulas. "Ergot looks like small black mouse droppings and ‘grows’ in the seed head. It is often two to three times the length of a normal grain," Dr Weaver said. "Ergot is a fungus ( Claviceps purpurea ) that invades the seed of cereals and grasses and produces a very powerful toxin. Ergot in annual ryegrass is the most toxic ergot and it is more of a problem in barley than other grains. Dr Weaver said affected stock lose the ability to keep themselves cool.

89. NDSU University Relations News Media Information back to index Mission Directory Current News media Publication Services Mobile laboratory to fight bioterrorism, livestock diseases http://www.ndsu.edu/university_relations/news/wmview.php?ArtID=1669

90. NDSU University Relations News Media Information February 03, 2003 1338 livestock judging team competes in Denver The North Dakota State University livestock judging team took ninth place honors at the http://www.ndsu.edu/university_relations/news/wmview.php?ArtID=842

91. [ASC-media] Beefing Up Australia's Livestock Disease Management ASCmedia Beefing Up Australia s livestock Disease Management. Cathy Reade creade at squirrel.com.au Tue Feb 15 142349 EST 2005 http://lists.asc.asn.au/pipermail/asc-media/2005-February/001402.html

[ASC-media] Beefing Up Australia's Livestock Disease Management Cathy Reade creade at squirrel.com.au Tue Feb 15 14:23:49 EST 2005 Previous message: [ASC-media] Award available for international agricultural research Next message: [ASC-media] Media release: new contact lens lets the eye breathe Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... peter.daniels at csiro.au Media assistance: Judith Maunders 03 5227 5426 judith.maunders at csiro.au Previous message: [ASC-media] Award available for international agricultural research Next message: [ASC-media] Media release: new contact lens lets the eye breathe Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... More information about the ASC-media mailing list

92. The Livestock Revolution: A Pathway From Poverty Home media Releases Speeches Latest Releases Speeches Archived This conference on the livestock Revolution as a Pathway from Poverty is very http://www.ausaid.gov.au/media/release.cfm?BC=Speech&Id=812_6241_5875_6417_7855

93. Newsroom: AAFC Online: Media Notices: 2004 media notices for media covering the agrifood industry in 2004. OTTAWA, October 1, 2004 – Members of the livestock industry with questions related to http://www.agr.gc.ca/cb/index_e.php?s1=notice&s2=2004&page=m41001a

94. BBC NEWS | Africa | Niger Livestock Face Food Crisis livestock across the Sahel region of West Africa face an unprecedented crisis because Niger livestock face food crisis, African media reflect on Garang http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/4745273.stm

News Sport Weather World Service ... Newswatch LANGUAGES Somali French Arabic Swahili ... More Last Updated: Thursday, 4 August 2005, 12:09 GMT 13:09 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Niger livestock face food crisis By Mark Doyle BBC world affairs correspondent Scenes from Niger Livestock in Niger and across the Sahel region of West Africa are suffering an unprecedented crisis because of a lack of fodder. The amount available to cattle herders in Niger this year is the lowest ever recorded, according to an inquiry by aid agencies and the government. Severe food shortages are also affecting millions of people in Niger. But development experts say that without livestock as an economic buffer famines among humans will re-occur. 'Double whammy' The cause of the current human famine is an early end to last season's rainy season, locusts and chronic long-term poverty in Niger, the second poorest country in the world. But experts say long-term solutions to the current crisis will have to take account of the needs of animals, as well as people. Tens of thousands of children in Niger are starving Livestock like cows and goats are the only form of capital most people in the Sahel region have to protect them against disasters like uncertain rainfall and plagues of locusts.

95. Mad Cow - Stop The Madness - June 9 John Stauber Diane Farsetta Center for media and Democracy The news conference will explain how current US policies put livestock – and, http://www.organicconsumers.org/madcow/MadCowRelease060605.htm

Contact: Ronnie Cummins - Organic Consumers Association - 888-403-1007 or 218-349-3836 For Immediate Release 7 June 2005 Consumer and Watchdog Groups join Beef Producer to Challenge USDA Secretary Mike Johanns on Mad Cow Disease News Conference and Dump of Calf Feed Containing Cow Blood and Slaughterhouse Waste Will Be Held Outside USDA Mad Cow Roundtable at University of Minnesota St. Paul Campus, 8:30 am, Thursday, June 9 Dressed in bio-hazard suits, organic consumer activists will mix commercial-grade calf feed made from cow blood in front of this statue at the University of Minnesota. Sign the Mad Cow: Stop the Madness Petition here. St. Paul, MN News conference speakers will include: Jim Goodman, beef and dairy farmer from Wonewoc, Wisconsin; John Stauber, executive director of the Center for Media and Democracy and co-author of the book Mad Cow U.S.A. Dr. Diane Farsetta, senior researcher at the Center for Media and Democracy

96. WLF Media Briefings livestock MARKETING Compelled Commercial Speech Pays Another Visit to the Supreme Court Jonathan Potter, Executive Director, Digital media Association http://www.wlf.org/Communicating/mediabriefings.asp

September 23, 2005 Investor Protection Program FDA/DDMAC Watch NEW! Press Releases Litigation Updates Public Interest Partners Employment Opportunities ... WLF Web Seminars wlf.org receives more than hits per month. Enter a keyword: We Reach the Judiciary. Many of the downloadable files on this site require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click the link below to download. Washington Legal Foundation 2009 Massachusetts Ave., NW Washington, DC 20036 Contact Information: info@wlf.org ph. 202-588-0302 Click here to visit the Supporting Our Mission page Home Communicating Communicating In All Fairness WLF Media Briefings WLF Web Seminars Events Featuring WLF ... View All Web Seminar Webcasts WLF Media Briefings Upcoming Media Briefings: There are no scheduled upcoming events at this time. Past Media Briefings: September 19, 2005 Previewing The 2005 U.S. Supreme Court Term Moderated by: The Hon. Dick Thornburgh Featuring: Roy T. Englert, Jr. David C. Frederick Jeffrey A. Lamken , Baker Botts LLP MORE INFORMATION: Download a PDF of the Invitation View Webcast September 15, 2005

97. Meat And Livestock Commission Works with the British meat and livestock industry (cattle, sheep and pigs) to improve its efficiency and competitive position. Promotes products to the http://www.mlc.org.uk/

About MLC Industry Advice Projects Update Export Directory ... Feedback Welcome to the Meat and Livestock Commission Thank you for visiting our portal web site giving you easy access to the range of red meat services and information available from the MLC MLC works with the British meat and livestock industry (cattle, sheep and pigs) to improve its efficiency and competitive position; and to maintain and stimulate markets at home and abroad, while taking into account needs of consumers. What's New: OTM Market Impact Paper - 14 September 2005 NADIS Sheep Articles Pig NADIS Articles Advanced Search Use this facility to find information across all of the MLC web sites. MLC Federal Bodies and Market Prices MLC operates as a federal structure. The responsibility for setting and delivering strategies to deploy MLC levy income rests with the executive boards of these four bodies. Roll over the images below for more detail or click on the link to go direct to their web sites: British Pig Executive (BPEX) http://www.bpex.org.uk BPEX represents the interests of pig levy payers throughout England and Wales giving them direct control over setting and implementing a strategy to create a long-term sustainable future for the pig industry. English Beef and Lamb Executive (EBLEX) http://www.eblex.org.uk

98. Louisiana Tech University - MediaNews livestock producers to meet concerning new animal ID program shollis A livestock producers’ meeting concerning the first step in a national animal http://www.latech.edu/technews/viewnews.cgi?category=1&id=1123513614

99. Livestock&ac=24&qs=121&pg=1&ep=1&te_par=196&te_id=&u Music.com Livestock http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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