101. Ostriches On Line - Livestock Poultry Improvement Plan In 1998, Ostriches On Line voluntarily joined the US NationalPoultry Improvement Plan for the supply of all livestock from our farms http://www.ostrichesonline.com/livestock/livestockindex.html

Win $250.00 in our Free Competition 43,000+ subscribers to our newsletter 20,000+ ostrich products available 25,000+ satisfied clients in over 125 countries Specials Bargains Clearance Surplus ... Livestock Quote National Poultry Improvement Plan In 1998, Ostriches On Line voluntarily joined the US National Poultry Improvement Plan for the supply of all livestock from our farms in Illinois. This is a very important responsibility and is your assurance that our USA livestock is of the highest quality. Read more about the US National Poultry Improvement Plan Livestock Service Ostriches On Line are international suppliers of ostrich products and livestock into over 85 countries around the world, and with over 150 owned and/or affiliated farms around the world we have the experience and knowledge to help you no matter which age of livestock you require. During 1998 we contracted to produce, broker and sell over 250,000 eggs, chicks, yearlings, pre-breeders and proven breeding birds around the world, and we are confident that we can supply you with excellent livestock at the most competitive prices. Over and above our contracts to broker and sell livestock we will also be involved in the processing of approximately 75,000 slaughter birds through the

102. Behavioral Principles Of Livestock Handling This site contains information regarding livestock handling and stress reduction. http://www.grandin.com/references/new.corral.html

Behavioral Principles of Livestock Handling (With 1999 and 2002 Updates on Vision, Hearing, and Handling Methods in Cattle and Pigs) Professional Animal Scientist, December 1989 pages 1-11 published by: American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists TEMPLE GRANDIN Livestock Handling Systems. Inc, Animal Science Department Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado 80523 Reviewed by S.D. Musgrave and G.W. Thrasher. Summary Introduction Vision and Livestock Motion Livestock have wide angle vision. Cattle and pigs have a visual field in excess of 300 degrees (75). In sheep, the visual field ranges from 191 to 306 degrees depending on the amount of wool on the head. Loading ramps and handling chutes should have solid side walls to prevent animals from seeing distractions outside the chute with their wide angle vision (22, 24, 79). Moving objects and people seen through the sides of a chute can cause balking or frighten livestock. Solid side walls are especially important if animals are not completely tame or they are unaccustomed to the facility. Blocking vision will stop escape attempts. This is why a solid portable panel is so effective for handling pigs. Sight restriction will lower stress levels (13, 39). The wildest cow will remain calm in a darkened artificial insemination box which completely blocks vision (70, 86). Even though ruminant animals have depth perception, their ability to perceive depth at ground level while moving with their heads up is probably poor (59). Hutson (50) suggests that there may be an extensive blind area at ground level and moving livestock may not be able to use motion parallax or retinal disparity cues to perceive depth. To see depth on the ground, the animal would have to stop and lower its head. This may explain why livestock often lower their heads and stop to look at strange things on the ground. Cattle, pigs, sheep and horses will often balk and refuse to walk over a drain grate, hose, puddle, shadow or change in flooring surface or texture (22, 24, 62).

103. Medicinal Plants For Livestock Cornell University website on benefits and toxicities of medicinal plants for livestock. http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/medicinal/

This series of web pages will attempt to answer some basic questions about the safety and efficacy of some medicinal plants. More plants will be added as information is available. Please read the introduction before reading about the plants. Website Contents Introduction Plants NEW Melinis minutiflora (Molasses grass) NEW Petiveria alliacea NEW Portulaca oleracea (Purslane) Compounds in some plants Other Resources and the references for this web site Introduction to Medicinal Plants for Livestock The idea of using medicinal plants to treat livestock is not new. Many of the active ingredients in chemically manufactured drugs were originally derived from plant compounds (e.g., the pyrethroids). Also, in many developing countries, medicinal plants are still being used on a regular basis. (The use of plants and traditional methods for treating animals is called ethnoveterinary medicine .) There is a renewed interest, especially in developed countries, in using plants to treat livestock, pets, and humans. Why? Many people believe that plants are less toxic and safer than manufactured drugs.

104. Livestock And Rangeland Knowledgebase Home. about ifad. operations. Evaluation. Partners. rural poverty knowledgebase.media. events meetings. documents publications. Photo video Gallery. http://www.ifad.org/lrkm/

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105. Premium Aquatics - Your Online Source For The Best Marine Aquarium Supplies And Text list of hardware and livestock for sale. Indianapolis. http://www.premiumaquatics.com/

We specialize in reef and saltwater marine aquariums, including lighting, halide, vho, compacts, protein skimmers, ro/di, liverock, cured and uncured, corals, crabs, snails, fish, miracle mud, additives, mysis shrimp, and more. We specialize in reef and saltwater marine aquariums, including lighting, halide, vho, compacts, protein skimmers, ro/di, liverock, cured and uncured, corals, crabs, snails, fish, miracle mud, additives, mysis shrimp, and more. *** Check Out Our FREE Message Board*** LINKS...LINKS...LINKS CONTACT US Or Call, Fax or snail mail Premium Aquatics 5350 Barker Lane - Indianapolis, IN 46236 317-895-9005 (Voice) - 317-895-9395 (24 Hour FAX) DRYGOODS LIVESTOCK CORALS CRABS ... ULTRALIFE/JALLI We specialize in reef and saltwater marine aquarium suppliers, including halide, vho, compacts, protein skimmers, and live rock, corals, crabs, snails, fish. Site Map Our Friends Reef aquariums Aquarium live rock ... www.murphydogbooks.net premiumaquatics.com

106. Www.megavision.com/daklivestock Providing Quality Suffolk Club lambs that your 4H and FFA student can win with and afford. http://www.megavision.net/daklivestock/

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107. Southwest Power Fence & Livestock Equipment-Electric Fence And Automatic Gate Sp Specialists in electric fence systems solar powered automatic gate technology. http://www.swpowerfence.com/

26321 Hwy 281 North San Antonio, TX 78260 Tech support W elcome to Southwest Power Fence and Livestock Equipment! We manufacture and distribute a variety of electric fence, automatic gate, and livestock products to the livestock industries, independent ranchers and residential customers. Our electrified systems can be battery or solar powered and configured to fit any size budget. W e carry a full line of fencing and gate/corral products that can meet anyone's needs, whether for a small ranch or government controlled land management projects. We have in stock all of the standard sizes of gates and fence/corral panels but have the flexibility to custom design and manufacture any size needed. R aw materials are on-hand and expertise readily available that enable us to produce and fill any size order for standard or custom fencing, gating, and corral configurations with literally no delay. Orders are processed immediately. L ocated in Southcentral Texas Hill Country, we manage business relationships with not only local residential customers and local ranchers and land managers, but provide consultative, design, and manufacturing services to companies around the world. We have our own truck fleets for deliveries in neighboring states. C ustomization of energizer circuits for electric and solar powered fencing and gating systems is performed routinely. Automated solar powered gate openers are our specialty. All systems are thoroughly tested before shipping. We sell and service all of the popular brands of electric and solar fence products.

108. Plants Poisonous To Livestock - Western U.S. Provides livestock owners with information to help identify poisonous plants, prevent poisoning and recognize and respond when it occurs. http://www.ubtanet.com/~wrw/

NEW BOOK Field Guide to Plants Poisonous to Livestock - Western U.S. by Shirley A. Weathers This is the first field guide to poisonous plants in the western U.S., designed by and for livestock owners to help protect against plant poisoning. Horses, cattle, sheep, llamas, alpacas, goats and swine are addressed. What is the Problem? Why This Book? Learn Quickly What You Need to Know There Are Also Helpful Appendixes ... Download a flyer about the book to distribute to your associates or group "I am very impressed with the tremendous amount of careful research that went into Field Guide to Plants Poisonous to Livestock - Western U.S. This book should be very useful for livestock owners for years to come. As a former reference librarian, I am fussy about reference books, and this one is well-organized, with clear illustrations, and a lot of information about the effects on livestock of the many plants covered." Rosana Hart, author of Living with Llamas "This is a book that every livestock owner and every veterinarian living west of the Mississippi should own and read." G. P. DeWolf, Jr., emeritus, Massachusetts Bay Community College

109. The Royal Society - Infectious Diseases In Livestock Royal Society Inquiry commissioned by the UK Government into InfectiousDiseases in livestock. The Royal Society Inquiry into Infectious http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/inquiry/

Royal Society Inquiry commissioned by the UK Government into Infectious Diseases in Livestock The Royal Society Inquiry into Infectious Diseases in Livestock ( IDL ) chaired by Professor Sir Brian Follett FRS, published it's report on 16th July 2002. The Inquiry focused on scientific issues relating to the transmission, prevention and control of infectious diseases in livestock. Click here for the main report Summary Report Press Release 16th July 2002 Press release announcing Inquiry ... Call for detailed evidence - 12 October 2001 (pdf) Initial call for views Press release announcing membership and call for views Any enquiries should be addresses to: Dr Keith Root Royal Society 6 Carlton House Terrace London, SW1Y 5AG Tel: 020 7451 2658 Fax: 020 7451 2692 Email: keith.root@royalsoc.ac.uk PDF files retain the layout and appearance of the original document. For more information about Adobe Acrobat and to download a free copy of Acrobat Reader, go to www.adobe.com

110. Agricultural Ventilation Products Provides natural venilation systems for all livestock building types, including insulated chimney, curtains and side wall sliding panels. Ontario, Canada. http://www.sunnorth.com/

Home About Us Contacts Online ordering Dealer Network Search Our Site See our hot links above for product information Sun-North SYSTEMS LTD. is your Natural Ventilation Systems Manufacturer We provide ventilation systems for the Agricultural Industry Servicing all livestock needs from: Poultry, Dairy, Hog, Turkey, Equine, Beef, Llama, Emu, Ostrich, Goat, and if you can name it we can produce a system for your needs. Nova Light Sliding Panel System Company. For more information see call us today 1-800-774-9319 Thank you for the visit Sun-North SYSTEMS LTD 92 Railway Street, P.O. Box 668 Seaforth, Ontario N0K 1W0 Canada Send mail to sunnorth@sunnorth.com with questions or comments about this web site. CompanyLongName Last modified: 30 Dec 2003

111. Karen Commitment To Livestock Keepers Rights Proceedings of a conference of indigenous livestock breeding communities which concluded with the Karen Commitment to Pastoralist/Indigenous livestock Keepers' Rights that calls for an international agreement to protect domestic animal diversity. http://www.ukabc.org/karen.htm

UK abc Noticeboard Sustaining Agricultural Biodiversity ... abc for files LIVESTOCK KEEPERS RIGHTS Karen Commitment: agreed at indigenous livestock breeders workshop in Kenya on 30 October 2003 Livestock Keepers Rights discussed at Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) meeting in Kuala Lumpur, February 2004 Karen Commitment: Statement (October 2003) Download PDF file (80 kb) Download Word file (500 kb) For further details see: League for Pastoral Peoples website or contact Conference Organisers: Dr. Ilse Koehler-Rollefson (League for Pastoral Peoples) Dr. Jacob Wanyama (ITDG East Africa) Karen Commitment: Proceedings of a Conference of Indigenous Livestock Breeding Communities on Animal Genetic Resources (Full report 700 kb) Cover, contents and introduction (260 kb) Part 1: Setting the Scene (110 kb) Part 2: Community presentations (260 kb) Part 3: Views of government, scientists, experts and NGOs (200 kb) Part 4: Working groups (100 kb) Participants list (100 kb) Karen Commitment Pastoralist/Indigenous Livestock Keepers' Rights Leaders of Traditional Livestock and Pastoral Communities, government representatives, Civil Society Organizations with a focus on livestock genetic resources, academics and livestock researchers met in Karen, Kenya from 27 - 30 October, 2003.

112. The Public Lands Grazing Activist Essays, photos, and technical references related to the impacts of livestock grazing on public lands in the Southwestern U.S. http://www.grazingactivist.org/

The Public Lands Grazing Activist Dedicated to reforming the federal government's approach to livestock grazing on lands administered by the U.S.D.A's Forest Service and the U.S.D.I.'s Bureau of Land Management Action Update Your opportunities to help change the archaic institution of public lands livestock grazing. Current NEPA Projects Grazing Reform Legislation Activist Links Wasteful Government Spending Information about wasteful government subsidies awarded to Arizona ranchers. Holistic Resource Management (HRM) Panacea or Snake Oil? A review of the abundant scientific research contradicting the claims made by HRM proponents. Orme Ranch Strategic Team Grazing Suitability The foolishness of trying to graze livestock in the desert. BLM Ephemeral Grazing Rules Range "Improvements" A review of the growing body of research questioning the popular assumption that wildlife rely on livestock waters for survival. Grazing Related Research An extensive bibliography of science about the environmental impacts of livestock grazing upon the arid lands of the American West. Grazing Photo Gallery Examples of the impacts of cattle grazing upon the natural resources of Arizona.

113. Index Of /breeds/other/donkey Parent Directory abyssinian/ 04-Aug-2003 1237 - anatolia/ 04......index of /breeds/other/donkey. Name Last modified Size http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/other/donkey/

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114. Beef Nutrition - Nutritech - Ruminant, Beef, Cattle, Sheep, Dairy, Elk, Deer, Re Offering expertise for farmers to increase their livestock productivity through nutrition. http://www.beeftech.com/

Increased Livestock Production through Nutrition... Ruminant Nutritionist, Chuck Hurst, has over 30 years of experience helping producers increase their livestock productivity through nutrition. Maximizing nutritional needs is a primary tool for sustained profitability in livestock production today. Through nutritional consultation and supplementation, Nutritech and Chuck Hurst can help you maximize your operation's herd health and profits. Information Center... MSE An all natural (certified organic) microbial and enzyme containing substrate used in inoculation of ruminant feed. Much more than a probiotic, university trials show use of MSE significantly increases performance in beef daily gain, feed conversion, carcass weight and carcass quality over the use of ionophores and antibiotics such as Rumensen/Tylan combinations, particularly when using high fiber, marginal protein feeds. Nutritional Services Chuck Hurst is a Consulting Ruminant Nutritionist with experience in cow-calf, stocker, feeder, feedlot and range beef operations, as well as sheep and wildlife ruminant species. Profitability and economics of wintering, and breeding cows; backgrounding calves, and feedlot finishing cattle. Emphasis on least cost purchasing of feedstuffs and supplements. Health management of all phases of beef cattle production. Nutritech is also familiar with supplementing wildlife species including elk and deer; also in formulating bison growing and finishing rations. Inquiry Use our simple e-mail form to find out more about Nutritech products and services.

115. 2004 - Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo Includes dates and information. Houston, Texas. http://www.hlsr.com

Livestock Exhibitor Information Breaking News International Days Sales and Auctions ... COMMITTEE LOGIN Blue Skies and Spring Break Add Up to Record Year for Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo™ Taking advantage of great weather and spring break, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo had its highest-ever attended event. In all, a record 1,890,174 people went through the gates to enjoy the food, fun and family atmosphere. The crowds had an easier time getting around Reliant Park thanks to the added Ford Trams running between venues, and increased ways getting to and from Reliant Park with the addition of METRORail and new parking options. The following is a brief recap of highlights from the 2004 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo: This year's event drew a record 1,890,174 visitors for general attendance (for all activities on the grounds). The previous record was set in 2000 with 1,889,861 visitors. Rodeo paid attendance topped 1 million for the 10th consecutive year, for a total of 1,126,092. While this was not a new record, it was the third highest paid rodeo attendance in the Show's history. The World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest presented by Miller Lite had a record paid attendance of 183,339 visitors.

116. Your Dog And Livestock Information about the laws of Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland, and tips on how to train dogs to behave around livestock. http://www.newtownabbey.gov.uk/dogs/livestock.htm

The chasing and killing or worrying of livestock, mainly sheep, is one of the most savage acts a dog owner can be responsible for. Could your dog, gentle and loyal, be capable of such cruel and vicious attacks? Yes. When left unsupervised, ALL dogs, regardless of size, breed or temperament, are a danger to livestock. It is part of a dog's instinct to chase and kill what is to them a potential meal. Factors leading dogs to worry livestock include boredom, lack of socialisation or attention seeking. Under the Dogs (NI) Order 1983, as amended by the Dangerous Dogs (NI) Order 1991 it is an offence for a person to be the keeper of a dog which attacks livestock. Under the Dogs (NI) Order 1983 as amended by the Dangerous Dogs (NI) Order 1991 it is against the law for dogs to chase or attack livestock. What happens to the dog that has sheep-worried?

117. Virginia Market News: Agriculture, Cattle, Crop & Livestock Prices Virginia agriculture prices for livestock, feeder cattle, grain, vegetables, fruits, hay, poultry, eggs, cotton, tobacco, peanuts, and horticulture http://www.vdacs.state.va.us/marketnews/

Livestock Grain Poultry Cotton ... Links Virginia Market News Service collects and disseminates daily agriculture market prices and analyses for Virginia buyers, sellers, and the media. Choose from the following subjects: Livestock Grain Poultry Cotton ... Market News Archive Search Market reports are also available by: Radio Telephone Newspaper Fax-on-demand ... About VDACS This information is provided by Virginia Market News Service, a cooperative program of the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture . Unless otherwise noted, all Virginia reports are official releases prepared and disseminated in accordance with the USDA-VDACS Cooperative Agreement No. 12-25-A-3781. 1100 Bank Street, Suite 805 Richmond, VA 23219-3638 Voice Reports 800.552.5521 Fax Reports 804.371.4444 E-mail marketnews@vdacs.state.va.us

118. HSUS Disaster Center About HSUS Disaster Services The HSUS Disaster Services staff have information tohelp you plan for the needs of your pets, horses, and livestock before, during http://www.hsus.org/ace/18730

119. Wilkins Livestock Insurance: Horses, Alpacas, Llamas Providing livestock insurance for horses, alpacas, and llamas in Nebraska. Also offers insurance for livestock shows, farms, and ranches. http://livestockinsurance.biz/

Wilkins Livestock Insurers Inc. Call Toll Free 800-826-9441 Email us! News Flash! Link to us! News Flash! Click here for information ... on recent coverage changes Livestock Insurance: Wilkins Livestock Insurers, Inc., provides livestock insurance for all types of livestock, including, horses, cattle, alpacas, llamas and many other exotic animals. We offer the following types of coverage: Major Medical Surgical Loss of Use Infertility Herd Deductible Policies Commercial Liability on Equine or Camelid Facilities Liability to cover shows We are the leading insurance agent for alpaca and llama insurance . We represent several of the top companies worldwide, enabling us to offer you the best possible protection at the lowest possible rates. Alpaca and llama policies include: Full Mortality and Theft, Infertility coverage for your breeding males, Major Medical , and Named Peril. Are you organizing a show? We can insure your show or event, covering it for the liability limits you need. We have some of the best "Show Liability Coverage"

120. British Meat: The Recipe For BSE Details and photos of the slaughter of livestock. http://www.meat.org.uk/

BRITISH MEAT INGREDIENTS LIST "...rat feces; cow urine; cow pus; tranquilizers; ground up cow heads ('puke heads' contaminated with hair, dirt, and ingest); chicken and cow manure (a 'beef fattener' with e-coli contamination) ; 'rendered' cows and sheep (recycled animal parts, diseased 'downers' and road kill added to animal feed); euthanized animals from human societies, etc.; growth steroid hormones (fatteners); radioactive isotopes; antibiotics (disease controllers); pesticides; herbicides; insecticides; larvicides; lethal euthanasia drugs such as sodium penabarbitol; a host of diseases from the cow, including pneumonia, bovine aids and perhaps mad cow chemicals like phosphorous to mask putrefaction; various carcinogenic chemicals, including dioxin (one of most deadly known chemicals, also present in Agent Orange)..." next

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