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Livestock numbers and practices on farms in the Elk River Watershed area of Tennessee, 1964 (Bulletin / Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Tennessee) by William Parminter Ranney, 1966 The (multi) million-dollar question: research answers: who listens to AG podcasts anyway?(TRUFFLE MEDIA NETWORKS SPONSORED CONTENT): An article from: Agri Marketing by Unavailable, 2008-10-01 Does it matter if the livestock industry exits the Grain Belt?: An article from: Top Producer by Criss Davis, 2004-01-01 Livestock Judging, Selection and Evaluation/Grades 9-12 by W. Malcolm Berson, 1992-12 Livestock Judging, Selection & Evaluation: 4th Ed by R. E. Hunsley, 1992-01-01 More aid for livestock.(United Soybean Board ): An article from: Farm Journal by Sonja Hillgren, 2004-01-01 Go Tejano Day apuesta por lo seguro: este aòo el Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo trae nuevamente como nûmero principal para el dîa hispano a Ramôn Ayala, ... ÀAlternativas?: An article from: Semana by Marina Gil, Paula Santilli, 2009-03-08 ¢A estudiar que el Rodeo va a pagar! Pônganse las pilas: poco mâs de 500 becas reparte el Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo a estudiantes del ûltimo aòo ... Anticipaciôn.: An article from: Semana by Marina Gil, 2009-03-15 Agree to Apply.(manure agreement)(agreements between livestock producer and crop farmers): An article from: Farm Journal by Jeanne Bernick, 2005-02-17 Back in the black: feed costs fail to derail pork recovery.(Livestock): An article from: Top Producer by Jeanne Bernick, 2004-06-22 Gold Rush on livestock insurance.(Cashflow): An article from: Top Producer by Kim Bower-Spence, 2004-02-01 Livestock: Power converters.(Dennis Haubenschild uses a 350,000 gallon concrete tank digester to convert manure from his 750 cow dairy in Princeton, Minn., ... electricity): An article from: Farm Journal by Jeanne Bernick, 2003-02-15 Fewer mouths to feed: a livestock exodus pressures Midwest grain prices: the Upper Midwest earned a bad rap for livestock friendliness over the last 30 ... An article from: Top Producer by Marcia Zarley Taylor, 2003-01-01 Born in the U.S.A?(policy)(country-of-origin labeling divides the livestock industry)(Industry Overview): An article from: Farm Journal by Jeanne Bernick, 2003-03-15

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41. Alberta-Canada Livestock Welfare Research Partnership
    Governments of Canada and Alberta media Release. EDMONTON, March 27, 2002 A newAlbertaCanada livestock Welfare Research Partnership (ACLWRP) to support new  
    http://www.afac.ab.ca/research/aclwrp.htm
    
    Extractions: Governments of Canada and Alberta Media Release EDMONTON, March 27, 2002 A new Alberta-Canada Livestock Welfare Research Partnership (ACLWRP) to support new research based at the federal Lacombe Research Centre was announced today in Edmonton by Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Lyle Vanclief and Alberta's Deputy Premier and Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development Shirley McClellan. The two governments are partners in the project along with Alberta Farm Animal Care Association (AFAC). "This partnership is a great example of cooperation in research and promotion of animal health and well-being," said Mr. Vanclief. "Successful partnerships such as the ACLWRP will help us brand Canada as the world leader in environmentally-responsible production, innovation and food safety." Mrs. McClellan said animal welfare is a priority in the province. "We already have a high standard of farm animal care plus one of the strongest pieces of legislation in Canada, the Animal Protection Act. However it is important to better understand factors influencing livestock welfare and to implement proactive changes based on sound science. Both the industry and consumers will benefit from this new research," said Mrs. McClellan. Four research categories have been identified for study under the partnership: husbandry practices, disease, non-invasive procedures for measuring stress, and environment. Scientists will evaluate such areas as transport, handling, early detection of sick animals and reduced use of antibiotics; and livestock housing.

42. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Business > Agriculture And Forestry > Livestock >
    News and media Subjects Business Agriculture and Forestry livestock Newsand media. Browse, Sites in News and media (25). Listservs (3). Related Subjects.  
    http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=3504

43. Wauu.DE: Business: Agriculture And Forestry: Livestock: News And Media: Listserv
    Wauu.DE Business Agriculture and ForestryLivestock News and media Listservs.  
    http://www.wauu.de/Business/Agriculture_and_Forestry/Livestock/News_and_Media/Li
    
    Extractions: All Categories Categories Onlye To join send $4.00 for a one year subscription to: Lledge Rock Llamas, Internet Mail List, 4946 Consaul Road, Amsterdam, NY 12010. (Be SURE to include your name and email address!) On the list you will find many folks willing to help you learn all aspects of care for llamas, alpacas, camels and guanacos.

44. HLSR - Media Center - Press Release And Show Results Search (Livestock Show Resu
    the Show s media Center. You will be able to find current and archived press releasesincluding general Show information, rodeo results, livestock show results  
    http://www.rodeohouston.com/media/MediaAll.aspx
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Show's Media Center. You will be able to find current and archived press releases including general Show information, rodeo results, livestock show results, horse show results and more in this area. Search using specific words inside the title: optional Search using specific words inside an article: optional Which category do you wish to search? Livestock Show Results Press Release Rodeo Results Year of article or result:

45. CSIRO - New Operation Director For Livestock Industries
    John Edwards, CSIRO livestock Industries, 07 3214 2516. media assistance Relatedmedia Releases. New Operation Director for livestock Industries.  
    http://www.csiro.gov.au/index.asp?type=mediaRelease&id=PrEdwards

46. CSIRO - Three-pronged Attack On Livestock Pox
    media assistance Judith Maunders, CSIRO livestock Industries, +61 3 52275426, mobile 0409 031 658. Contacts. Mr Bill Stephens. Journalist.  
    http://www.csiro.gov.au/index.asp?type=mediaRelease&id=Prpox2&xml=relatedMediaRe

47. CNHI Media Classified Marketplace
    View Job. Antiques, Farm Supply. Good Things To Eat, Horses/livestock. Household, Lawn Garden. Miscellaneous, Musical. Pets Supplies, GarageSale.  
    http://newmarket.cnhiindiana.com/main_young.asp?category=1220&pub=gdn

48. Search The KLVX Educational Media Center Catalog
    media Catalog Search livestock. 14 item(s) were found(hint search may be revised at bottom of page)  
    http://media.klvx.org/display/246?s=000105&term=Livestock

49. North American International Livestock Exposition
    Members of the media who would like to request digital photography, press releases,and results from the North American International livestock Exposition can  
    http://www.livestockexpo.org/media/media.htm
    
    Extractions: Members of the media who would like to request digital photography, press releases, and results from the North American International Livestock Exposition can do so online through the form links below. We ask that you please use the appropriate form for each request for our processing purposes. Due to the size and complexity of the event, we ask that you also be as accurate and specific as possible in your request to ensure that we provide you with the exact information you need.

50. North American International Livestock Exposition
    ONE BROWN SWISS, TWO BROWN SWISS 2003 NAILE media Kit NAILE QUARTER HORSE SHOW.NORTH AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL livestock EXPOSITION CELEBRATES 30 YEARS.  
    http://www.livestockexpo.org/media/press_releases/press_releases.htm

51. Media Release: LIVESTOCK THEFT DROPS BY MORE THAN ONE QUARTER
    media Release State Government of Victoria Logo link to Victorian GovernmentHome, DATE Tuesday, December 9, 2003 livestock THEFT DROPS BY MORE THAN ONE  
    http://www.dpc.vic.gov.au/domino/Web_Notes/newmedia.nsf/0/5dff65cb716be9fdca256d

52. Media Release: LIVESTOCK WASTE TO GROW NEW ORGANIC FARMING INDUSTRY
    media Release State Government of Victoria Logo link to Victorian Government Home,FROM THE MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE. DATE Friday, March 28, 2003 livestock  
    http://www.dpc.vic.gov.au/domino/Web_Notes/newmedia.nsf/0/37e48c7816150c42ca256c

53. Media Clipping: More Livestock Could Help Farmers - Study
    org. media Clipping. Friday, September 6, 2002 from The Daily NewsMore livestock could help farmers study. By STEPHEN BORNAIS. More  
    http://www.gpiatlantic.org/clippings/mc_soilqp1.shtml
    
    Extractions: info@gpiatlantic.org Media Clipping Friday, September 6, 2002 from The Daily News By STEPHEN BORNAIS More cows, goats and sheep producing more manure has been suggested as a way to save the soil supporting Nova Scotians farms. A report released yesterday by GPI Atlantic, a Halifax non-profit research group, said increasing the number of livestock raised on farms in the province could add millions to incomes, and improve soil quality. Soil is eroding six times faster than it can replenish itself, the report said, with quality worsened by the loss of organic matter and the planting of more soil-degrading crops such as corn and potatoes. All this costs farmers money to repair, threatening the future of Nova Scotia farms and potentially reducing food quality, the report concluded. In the past decade, the area of land used to grow potentially soil-degrading crops has increased 30 per cent. And since 1971, numbers of livestock on crop-growing farms have dwindled. GPI researcher and report author Jennifer Scott estimates these developments cost more than $11.5 million yearly in lost income on farms.

54. News_And_Media Directory
    http//www.animalmarketplace.com; Plants Poisonous to livestock Western US Category News And media Provides livestock owners with information to help  
    http://dir.jayde.com/63994.html

55. AusAid: Media Release: The Livestock Revolution: A Pathway From Poverty
    13 August 2003. The livestock Revolution A Pathway from Poverty. Derek did welland he did good. livestock essential to our rural development efforts.  
    http://www.ausaid.gov.au/media/release.cfm?BC=Speech&Id=812_6241_5875_6417_7855

56. Agriculture Portal - Breeding Farmers Livestock
    Tradeworlds, Home page. media Kit. UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Back to home, Tradeworlds,  
    http://agriculture.tradeworlds.com/us/info/media.htm
    
    Extractions: Agriculture Portal's books at: amazon.com From the editors of Agriculture Portal, this Amazon.com book guide brings you the best Agriculture books available today all in one convenient location. CHECK IT OUT TODAY! Agriculture Portal Forum We have a special place to discuss all the issues regarding this industry. Your opinion could make a difference ... ENTER HERE Tell a friend about Agriculture Portal Your Name

57. Reef Aquarium Supplies - Reef Aquarium Livestock Something Fishy Corals, Fish, C
    Something Fishy Aquarium Supplies Filter media. Filter media.  
    http://www.toofishy.com/customer/home.php?cat=481

58. Statewide Livestock Survey Results Reflect Farmers’ Determination To Survive Dr
    media release 8 July 2003. Statewide livestock survey results reflectfarmers’ determination to survive drought Macdonald. Agriculture  
    http://www.agric.nsw.gov.au/reader/releases/stock-survey.htm
    
    Extractions: Media release 8 July 2003 Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Ian Macdonald today announced the results of a statewide stock survey, describing them as indicative of the determination of the state’s farmers to survive the current drought. Mr Macdonald said the surveys were conducted in April as a joint effort by Rural Lands Protection Board (RLPB) and NSW Agriculture staff, involving over 4,700 rural landholders and resulting in the most comprehensive assessment to date of the impact of the drought on livestock numbers. “Feedback received during the survey indicates that livestock owners held on to their stock as long as possible, exhausting their available fodder reserves and drawing heavily on other financial resources,” he said. “As a result, the drop in livestock numbers at this stage of this severe drought is not as large as might have been expected. “It also means these results do not really reflect the extent of the personal impact this drought has had on our farming community.

59. Media Releases
    two publications that will prove invaluable for producers who grow lucerne foreither hay or livestock production. media release image library 1 July 2000.  
    http://www.agric.nsw.gov.au/reader/releases
    
    Extractions: News and Media Rice yields a matter of nitrogen, sowing time and a bit of luck 9 June 2004 Soil Biology in Agriculture workshop in August 7 June 2004 Growers intrigued by the life in their soils will be fascinated by a Soil Biology in Agriculture workshop to be held in Tamworth in August. Weed Control in Winter Crops 2004 now available 2 June 2004 2004 Grassland Conference - information to make a difference 28 May 2004 Around 300 producers, researchers and industry representatives are expected to converge on the North-West town of Gunnedah from July 27 to 29 for the 19th Annual Conference of The Grassland Society of NSW. 'Planning for change' a feature of The Country Web 13 May 2004 Change is inevitable, but how we cope is largely dependent on our ability to plan, according to the latest version of The Country Web. Field pea lifeline for State's west and south west 30 April 2004 Basic compliance should be true measure of NLIS costs 29 April 2004 Grant Edmonds, chairman of the NLIS Advisory Committee, today asked producers to focus on the true on-farm costs of implementing the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS).

60. Foundation For Deep Ecology >> Publishing And Media
    and to enter into new debates that the mainstream media has yet Project descriptionTo demonstrate the ecological damage of grazing livestock on public lands  
    http://www.deepecology.org/pubandmedia.html
    
    Extractions: 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.

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