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Mexico Tomato Tariff and U.S. Beef to Korea Record
The Agribusiness Update
Mexico tomatoes to U.S. hit with 17.5% tariff, and U.S. beef to South Korea hits record high.
Mexico Tomato Tariff and U.S. Beef to Korea Record
The Agribusiness Update
Mexico tomatoes to U.S. hit with 17.5% tariff, and U.S. beef to South Korea hits record high.
Dicamba Renewal and More Scottish Mad Cow
The Agribusiness Update
EPA Announces dicamba renewal, and four more cows in Scotland found with Mad Cow disease.
South Korean U.S. Beef Inspections and Farmer's Almanac
The Agribusiness Update
South Korea reinforces inspections on U.S. Beef imports, and Farmer's Almanac calls for above-normal temps for much of the U.S. this winter.
Mad Cow in Florida Atypical and Alt-meat Market Share
The Agribusiness Update
Mad Cow found in Florida atypical, and Alt-meat market share growing.
China Import of American Goods and U.S. Beef in Brazil 1 year
The Agribusiness Update
China agrees to import more American Agriculture and Energy products, and U.S. beef in Brazil more than a year after reintroduction following 2003 Mad Cow scare.
Beef Trade Shows in China and World Hunger Up
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Beef Road Show heads to China for first trade shows in 13 years, and United Nation's study shows World Hunger up for first time in decade.
Beef Exports to Equador and U.S. Milk to China
The Agribusiness Update
U.S. Beef exports to Equador improve, and U.S. Milk making inroads to China.
Checking in on Canada's BSE Case
Land & Livestock Report
Following last month's discovery of a BSE-infected cow, Canadian Ag Minister Gerry Ritz says Canada's cattle and beef products do not pose any danger to other countries.
Canadian BSE Case Update
Land & Livestock Report
It's been nearly two weeks since the Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed a new case of BSE in a beef cow from Alberta. More has been learned about the cow.
Klamath Bird Observatory
Today's Idaho Ag News
Klamath Bird Observatory is a scientific non-profit organization that achieves bird conservation in the Pacific Northwest and throughout the migratory ranges of the birds of our region.
BSE - 10 Years Later
Land & Livestock Report
Earlier this week marked the 10th anniversary of BSE discovered the U.S., an event that closed nearly all international markets for U.S. beef. The U.S. Meat Export Federation estimates the cumulative, 10-year loss in U.S. beef trade due to BSE to be at least $16 billion.
APHIS Finalizes Bovine Live Import Regulations
Land & Livestock Report
On Friday USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service announced the final rule for modernizing their import regulations for BSE and complying with international accepted scientific standards -- which means no keeping cattle and cattle products out of the U.S. just because that country has had BSE.
Harmony With Nature
Food Forethought
Young designers have come up with a way to combine playful childhood curiosity and exploration of nature with a non-intrusive method of observation.
OIE Vote of Confidence in U.S. Beef
Land & Livestock Report
Last week the Scientific Commission for the World Organization for Animal Health or OIE voted to upgrade the United States risk classification for bovine spongiform encephalopathy or BSE to negligible risk status.
Salmon Recovery Fund & Proposed Feedlot Needs Further Review
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Cantwell questions proposal to cut salmon recovery fund, and EIS need for proposed feedlot.
Recommendation for U.S. BSE Risk to be Upgraded
Land & Livestock Report
In late February, the beef industry was given some good news from the Scientific Commission for OIE with their recommendation of the United States' risk classification for BSE be upgraded to negligible risk.