61. Victorian Farmers Federation - Media Releases Search for the latest media Releases from Select Commodity Group, Victorian FarmersFederation livestock President, Simon Ramsay, will tomorrow farewell the http://www.vff.org.au/index.php?type=2&id=105

62. Media Release: Young Scientist Works To Protect Livestock From Exotic Diseases A framework to protect Australia’s valuable livestock industries from exotic disease ENDSMedia inquiries RIRDC Murray Hansen (02) 6272 4735 or 0422 996 525. http://www.rirdc.gov.au/pub/media_releases/18sep03.html

Home SEARCH Contact Publications Eshop ... RIRDC Media Releases - Index Young scientist works to protect livestock from exotic diseases 18 September 2003 A framework to protect Australia’s valuable livestock industries from exotic disease outbreaks, such as the catastrophic 2001 outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) in the United Kingdom, will be developed by one of the winners of the 2003 Science and Innovation Awards for Young People in Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. Peter West, winner of the award sponsored by the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC), will study the framework used by authorities in the UK to manage the 2001 FMD outbreak and then adapt that framework to suit Australian conditions. Peter said the Science and Innovation Award is a timely opportunity for him to utilise the skills and experience he has developed to improve Australia's readiness for exotic disease emergencies. “This is a fantastic opportunity to learn first-hand from the strengths and weaknesses of others to improve our current emergency response capabilities,” he said. “Australian industry will gain from the transfer of valuable skills from collaborating with foreign organisations, developing technology to meet rising demands, and modifying tested procedures to suit Australian circumstances.”

63. Media Releases 2002: Livestock Conference Tackles Tough Questions Here in South Australia we have the livestock Systems Alliance (LSA The conferencealso involves the International Society for Animal Hygiene. media Contacts http://www.adelaide.edu.au/pr/media/releases/2002/livestock.html

The University of Adelaide Home Departments Search ... Branding campaign Marketing and Strategic Communications Office Room G07 Mitchell Building THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE SA 5005 AUSTRALIA Telephone: Facsimile: Livestock conference tackles tough questions Monday, 8 July, 2002 HOW do we feed and clothe ourselves without it costing our environment? How do we manage a good life for an animal that also means a good profit for the farmer? These issues are at the heart of the 24th Australian Society of Animal Production (ASAP) conference, being held this week in Adelaide (July 7-11). The theme is "Finding the balance: profitability with responsibility". He said the conference, at the Adelaide Festival Centre, was addressing many of the big issues that some of the more specialist societies and conferences don't deal with. One of those issues is sustainability. Professor Hynd said the cost of past and current agricultural practices was indisputable. "The cost to the environment is evident not only in biophysical deterioration, such as the cancerous growth of soil salinity, acidity and erosion and declining water quality, but also in the deterioration of our rural communities," he said. "As we enter the new millennium we must address the environmental costs of our current practices and an increasingly urbanised population that has lost its sense of ownership of its role in creating unsustainable agricultural practices."

64. K-State Media Guide -- L Subjects livestock waste handling. Information provided by KState media Relations,K-State s news service, may be reproduced without permission. http://www.mediarelations.ksu.edu/WEB/News/MediaGuide/mgl.html

L subjects Labor economics James Ragan, 785-532-7357 jfrjr@k-state.edu Labor union commitment Clive Fullagar, 785-532-6850 fullagar@k-state.edu Lakes, paleoclimate Jack Oviatt, 785-532-2245 joviatt@k-state.edu Land markets Allen Featherstone, 785-532-4441 afeather@agecon.ksu.edu Landscape Greg Davis, 785-532-1471 gdavis@oznet.ksu.edu Landscape architecture careers Dan Donelin, 785-532-5961 dandon@k-state.edu Landscape architecture, site planning Rick Forsyth, 785-532-5047 rf1@k-state.edu Language and culture Harriet Ottenheimer, 785-532-6934 mahafan@k-state.edu Language learning center Bradley Shaw, 785-532-1988 bradshaw@k-state.edu Large animal, internal medicine David VanMetre, 785-532-5700 vanmetre@vet.ksu.edu Lasers Chris Sorensen, 785-532-6786

65. Livestock Exports To Saudi Arabia Suspended health and quality of its sheep, goats and cattle, Australian exporters are confidentof finding alternative markets for our livestock. Further media inquiries http://www.affa.gov.au/ministers/truss/releases/03/03227wtj.html

BACK Home Media Releases 28 August 2003 Australian Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Warren Truss Australian Trade Minister, Mark Vaile Livestock exports to Saudi Arabia suspended The Australian Government has suspended further shipments of livestock to Saudi Arabia pending the negotiation of an effective mechanism to ensure the safe entry of livestock to the country. This decision follows the rejection of a shipment of 57,000 Australian sheep by Saudi authorities. Saudi Arabia's quarantine officials at the Port of Jeddah alleged that some 6 per cent of the animals in the shipment were affected by scabby mouth. By contrast, the assessment of the experienced AQIS-approved Australian veterinarian on board the MV Cormo Express , was that fewer than 200 sheep, or 0.35 per cent of the shipment, were affected. This number is well below the 5 per cent tolerance level agreed between Saudi Arabia and Australia. In light of this major discrepancy, a delegation consisting of the Australian Ambassador and senior officials from the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS), met in Riyadh on 26 August with the Saudi Arabian Minister of Agriculture to request a second veterinary inspection, and to discuss ways in which better communication and clearer guidelines might assist the livestock trade. The Australian Government has called in the Saudi Charge d’ Affaires to express its concern with the Saudi decision.

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67. KLA News Releases radio programs are available here for download and use by all media outlets. YouthWinners Honored at State s Largest livestock Show, 9/22/03 (short version). http://www.kla.org/newsrelease.htm

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69. The Royal Society - News And Media - Media Releases media Releases Rapid response needed to tackle outbreaks of livestock diseases 16July 2002 The UK should seek to remain free of footand-mouth disease without http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/templates/press/releasedetails.cfm?file=389.txt

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71. RSPCA Victoria: News & Info > Media Releases made in the Report that the Australian Government is responsible for setting standardsfor the export of livestock, administering these Current media Releases. http://www.rspcavic.org/news_info/mediareleases.htm

Home Search Site Map Contact Us ... Media Releases Media Releases The following Media Releases have been distributed by RSPCA Victoria and whilst some of the events/issues have taken place, they have remained on this site for students doing projects or for the interest of promoting responsible animal management. Media Releases will be included on the site as they are distributed to the print, radio and television media. Latest News In 2000 non-caged eggs accounted for 8% of all eggs sold, in 2003 it was 12.8%. This is a very positive result and shows consumers moving away from caged eggs towards barn laid eggs. Monies raised from the barn laid egg program are used to fund National Inspectors who ensure the egg producers are meeting the standards set. Money is also used to promote barn laid eggs to further increase demand. The RSPCA is proud of our product accreditation of barn laid eggs, it is making a difference.

72. 2002 NC State Fair - Media Resources NC State Fair livestock Competitions teach kids responsibility and discipline. Liketheir father, Brittany and Trey began showing livestock at an early age. http://www.ncagr.com/paffairs/presskit/2002/10-02denning.htm

State Fair Home General Information Competitions and Special Exhibits Media Resources ... Contact US Press Releases EDITOR'S NOTE: Livestock competitions are continuing through the final weekend of the fair. Junior costume contests for dairy cattle, dairy goats and pygmy goats will be held Saturday and Sunday. Contact the State Fair Press Office at (919) 733-2145, ext. 262 for times. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 2002 N.C. State Fair Livestock Competitions teach kids responsibility and discipline RALEIGH - Participating in the N.C. State Fair livestock shows has been a rite of passage for siblings Brittany and Trey Denning of Bentonville. Three generations of the Denning family have grown up showing livestock at the N.C. State Fair and have also participated in Johnston County 4-H. Their grandfather, Norman Denning Sr. began showing hogs at the fair 55 years ago and father, Norman Denning Jr. started showing when he was 10 years old. Like their father, Brittany and Trey began showing livestock at an early age. Brittany, 14, won the 2001 Johnston County Fair grand champion and reserve champion market level hog categories of the 4-H junior livestock competitions. She has also placed in competitions at the State Fair and is still trying for top honors.

73. 2002 NC State Fair - Media Resources 19, 2002. CONTACT State Fair media Office (919) 7332145, ext. 262.Junior livestock auctions bring a total of $49,000 for youths. http://www.ncagr.com/paffairs/presskit/2002/10-02jrstock.htm

State Fair Home General Information Competitions and Special Exhibits Media Resources ... Contact US Press Releases FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 2002 CONTACT: State Fair Media Office (919) 733-2145, ext. 262 Junior livestock auctions bring a total of $49,000 for youths RALEIGH - Junior livestock champion and reserve champion winners took home a total of $49,000 at the N.C. State Fair Junior Livestock Auction, Saturday, Oct. 19, with Harris Teeter Supermarkets placing the winning bids on all grand and reserve champion steers, barrows, lambs, and turkeys. "The youngsters showing these animals are the real winners today, because they receive the prize money as well as having pride in knowing they raised blue-ribbon animals," said Agriculture Commissioner Meg Scott Phipps, who presided over the auction. "The total amount of money raised during the auction exceeds last year's totals by almost $9,000, and I want to thank Harris Teeter for its winning bids." Harris Teeter will donate the products from the livestock auction to the Food Bank of North Carolina. They will also collaborate with the Poultry Science Club at N.C. State University to donate the turkey products to Raleigh Urban Ministries.

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75. Browse IMC Media Titles - Livestock Raising Browse IMC media Titles livestock Raising. Titles are sorted alphabeticallywithin series. Number, Title, Series, media, Produced, Duration, Grade, CC. http://db.nebo.edu/cgi-bin/imc/browse.cgi?mode=title&subject=LIVX

76. Human-Livestock Interactions - Stockmanship By Paul Hemsworth Humanlivestock Interactions. The Stockperson, Productivity Welfare ofIntensively Farmed Animals. New books livestock management. top of page. http://www.pighealth.com/MEDIA/P/BOOKS/BKDETAIL/HEMSWORT.HTM

Human-Livestock Interactions of Intensively Farmed Animals by Contents Reviews Ordering Return to book review: index Contents The Stockperson as a professional - Skills, Knowledge, Status Ethics of animal farming: implications for the stockperson Attitudes of stockpeople References Index top of page Reviews Intended readership: Stockpersons, students, teachers and research workers in animal science, ethology, applied psychology, animal welfare and veterinary medicine, farm managers Publisher information: This book is unique in summarising behavioural theories, research results and farming productivity implications in a way accessible to all those with an interest in this vital but neglected topic. A rationale is proposed for training and selection programmes for stockpeople in order to improve both productivity and welfare in a climate of increasing consumer concern. Ordering details for "Human - Livestock Interaction"... Canada USA edition (all deliver world-wide) currency conversion calculator New books: Livestock management top of page Search for by Canada Amazon.com

77. »»Reviews For News And Media«« News and media Reviews. Book reviews for News and media sorted byaverage review score Al Jazeera How the Free Arab News Network http://www.booksunderreview.com/Business/Agriculture_and_Forestry/Livestock/News

News and Media Reviews Related Subjects: Livestock Listservs More Pages: News and Media Page 1 Book reviews for "News and Media" sorted by average review score: Al Jazeera: How the Free Arab News Network Scooped the World and Changed the Middle East Published in Hardcover by Westview Press (02 April, 2002) Authors: Mohammed El-Nawawy, Adel Iskandar, Adel Iskander, Mohammed El-Nawaway, and Adel Iskandar Farag Amazon base price: List price: that's off! Used price: Collectible price: Buy one from zShops for: Average review score: An excellent book on a controversial TV channel Raving Reviews Accurate All the reviews I've read for this book have been unequivocally complimentary. One newspaper said it should be required reading for Bush's entire cabinet! Quite bold, but rightly so. After reading this book, I came to the realization that everything Al-Jazeera is courageous enough to air, my own country's media is petrified of. I wonder why our government is so afraid of a democratic Arab world? While the dozens of titles coming out on the Middle East are regurgitating the same history and concepts, this book is a refreshing new look at a MODERN Middle East, not a primitive and orientalized one. Very enlightening The Missing Times Published in Paperback by Xlibris Corporation (10 February, 2001)

78. IFPRI Media SectionSeminars 2020 Panel Discussion livestock TO 2020 THE NEXT FOOD REVOLUTION. 210330 pm, Trendsand driving forces in global livestock supply, demand, trade, and prices. http://www.ifpri.org/events/seminars/060199.htm

2020 Panel Discussion LIVESTOCK TO 2020: THE NEXT FOOD REVOLUTION June 1, 1999 2:00-5:00 p.m. International Food Policy Research Institute 2033 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., U.S.A. For copies of the background papers, 2020 Discussion Paper 28 and 2020 Policy Brief 61, please e-mail V.Lee@cgiar.org or write to V.Lee, Director General's Office, IFPRI, 2033 K Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006-1002, USA. Provisional Program 2:00-2:10 p.m. Opening remarks 2:10-3:30 p.m. Trends and driving forces in global livestock supply, demand, trade, and prices . Christopher L. Delgado , IFPRI Discussant: Lester Brown, WorldWatch Institute Open discussion 3:30-4:45 p.m. Implications for environment, public health, and technology development . Henning Steinfeld, FAO, Simeon Ehui, ILRI Discussant: Gary Valen, Humane Society of the United States Open discussion 4:45-5:00 p.m. Closing comments Montague Yudelman, World Wildlife Fund Christopher L. Delgado , IFPRI Rajul Pandya-Lorch , IFPRI Due to space considerations, please RSVP to Vickie Lee (202-862-5669; email: v.lee@cgiar.org

79. EMS - Antibiotic Resistance, Antibiotics In Agriculture, Fish Farming, In Food which advocates against overuse of antibiotics, says that livestock use accountsfor Environmental media Services 1320 18th Street NW 5th Floor Washington, DC http://www.ems.org/antibiotics/sub2_antibiotics.html

Thursday, 10 June 2004 Website Overview Search for: Printer-friendly version Fast Facts Last update: June 17, 2002 Antibiotics became widely available in the 1940s and have been hailed as miracle drugs, magic bullets able to eliminate bacteria without doing much harm to the cells of treated individuals. Antimicrobial agents (antibiotics and related medicinal products) have transformed our ability to treat many infectious diseases that were previously killers. In 1954, two million pounds of antibiotics were produced in the U.S. Today, according to the Centers for Disease Control, more than 50 million pounds of antibiotics are produced in the U.S. each year. Close to half the antibiotics now used in the U.S. are used in agriculture, including many antibiotics designed to treat human illness. Antibiotics are used in agriculture to stimulate growth in livestock, and to reduce incidence of disease caused by crowded, factory-farm conditions. The Union of Concerned Scientists, which advocates against overuse of antibiotics, says that livestock use accounts for 70 percent of total antibiotic use in America. The Animal Health Institute , a trade group representing drug companies, maintains that only 36 percent of antibiotics are used on animals.

80. National Business Review (NBR) - Business, News, Arts, Media, Share Market & Mor Home » Why livestock gas levy needed. Click Here. Why livestock gaslevy needed. Judy Lawrence, director, Climate Change Office. Climate http://www.nbr.co.nz/home/column_article.asp?id=6844&cid=18&cname

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