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Updated on May 21, 2007
1. Cattle News: Ban veal, milk As we celebrated Mother s Day and the cherished bond between mother and child, my thoughts turned to dairy cows, worldwide symbols of motherhood, who never even get to see their babies. They are denied mother s milk and love as well as natural food and water, fresh air and sunshine, straw bedding, or any movement. If we truly believe in motherhood, we should drop veal, milk, and other dairy products from our diet. The newborn calves are torn from their mothers at birth and chained by the...
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2. Cattle News: Bovine implants bring efficient beef production Bovine implants bring efficient beef production Post Comment Beef cow-calf and stocker operators can increase the daily gain of steers 10 to 15 percent, on average, by using growth-promoting implants. There are classes of cattle for which implants are not normally recommended. According to Cole, there are several implants available and the cost per treatment varies from less than $1 per head to nearly $2 per animal. Questions about the safety of beef from implanted cattle do occasionally arise.
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3. Cattle News: Arnie Trask, 83, spent decades in dairy industry; WWII vet Government officials began raids of the Mexican community in Painesville this week, causing the Hispanic community to gather for shelter and support. Thursday, May 17, 2007 Wally Guenther Plain Dealer Reporter Chardon -- Arnie Trask grew up milking cows on his family's Hambden Township farm, later in life delivered milk house-to-house for a Chardon dairy and worked as a salesman for many years with Cleveland dairies. Thursday, May 17, 2007 Wally Guenther Plain Dealer Reporter Chardon --...
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4. Cattle News: Spoiled cows give sweet milk Sieber said his cows vastly outperform cows on other farms when it comes to daily milk production. Sieber said scientists at the Alcorcon Hospital in Madrid are testing the milk for special properties that could benefit patients with digestive problems. No Comments Advertising Links Prom dresses and gowns USB adapter Printer Paper Cheap Laptops Petites Annonces Anuncios Gratis Wine of the Month Club Mortgage Rates Motivational Sports Speakers Bureau Custom & Printed T-Shirts - ChoiceShirts...
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5. Cattle News: A hard life, A life with hope After walking for miles and guarding the cattle, Maluk and the others head back to the camp. Maluk and 80 other boys at a cattle camp in southern Sudan near the Ethiopian border begin the day's routine by collecting, spreading and burning cow dung. Maluk and five others in the Dinka tribe shoulder their AK-47s as they head out in search of grass for the cattle to graze on. Before the cows are taken out to graze, the boys rub the powdery ash on themselves and the cows for protection from...
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6. Cattle News: La Cense Beef Offers Special Memorial Day BBQ Package to Introduce ... Newswires As Grilling Season Gets Underway, Interest in Healthy Foods, Sustainable Ranching, Humane Treatment of Animals and Gourmet Ingredients Is Placing Grass Fed Beef Center Stage for Memorial Day La Cense Beef Offers Special Memorial Day BBQ Package to Introduce Grillers to the Grass Fed Trend By: Marketwire. As Grilling Season Gets Underway, Interest in Healthy Foods, Sustainable Ranching, Humane Treatment of Animals and Gourmet Ingredients Is Placing Grass Fed Beef Center Stage for...
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