Oshkosh Northwestern - Al Martens column: Keeping cattle clean critical to fighting coliform mastitis. Posted May 13, 2007 Al Martens column: Keeping cattle clean critical to fighting coliform mastitis Hot muggy weather with concurrent thunderstorms will be with us in less then a month and along with it will come an increase in the incidence of coliform mastitis. Posted May 13, 2007 Al Martens column: Keeping cattle clean critical to fighting coliform mastitis Hot muggy weather with...

If your campaign cannot afford a lawyer, one will be assigned to you by a specially-convened congressional sub-committee on ethics at the taxpayer's expense. Simply cover the hole on the side you are not presently using with a bandage and relate a fallacious story to the crowd about donating a salivary gland to a Viagra user who suffers from the side-effects of dry mouth as a result of his efforts to achieve the American dream of erectile efficiency. The more confused you make your...

You will be able to view the beautiful spring flowers and see how California native flowers and shrubs are integrated into them, and be able to talk to the gardeners and learn about their secrets of success and what did not work for them. Slow Food Yolo is part of a national organization, Slow Food USA, which seeks to support a biodiverse, sustainable food supply, local producers, heritage foodways, and the rediscovery of the table. Just a reminder that the Grange is a fraternal family,...

She was nominated by her school, and will be among a host of winners who will collect their certificates from mayor Tony Nash at this week's annual town meeting tonight. The new youth award has been added in the 10th year of the honours, and marks Ruby's hard work in winning national success with her cattle. Now she has won the first young award in the annual town honours, handed out by Cromer town council, to recognise the achievements of local people and organisations, which often go...

Pontiff says that traffickers will face divine justice Associated Press Originally published May 13, 2007 GUARATINGUETA, Brazil // Drug traffickers will face divine justice for the scourge of illegal narcotics across Latin America, Pope Benedict XVI warned yesterday, telling dealers that "human dignity cannot be trampled upon in this way. Pontiff says that traffickers will face divine justice Associated Press Originally published May 13, 2007 GUARATINGUETA, Brazil // Drug traffickers will...

Benedict urged ''the drug-dealers to reflect on the grave harm they are inflicting on countless young people and on adults from every level of society. Claims success The treatment centre in Guaretingueta founded by a Franciscan friar claims an 80 per cent success rate, giving addicts spiritual guidance as they milk cows, tend apple orchards and work as beekeepers. In this city gangs lure children into lives of violence and engage in near-daily shootouts in teeming slums between themselves...