US says its mad cow rate less than one in a million (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Mad cow disease in the United States hits fewer than one in a million adult cattle, Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns said on Friday, unveiling an analysis of the U.S. testing program aimed at reassuring trading partners. [News Source]

Government: Only 4 to 7 Cows Have Mad Cow (KiplingerForecasts.com) Only four to seven cows in America are likely to have mad cow disease, according to Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns. The estimate comes from data released Friday about testing for the disease. [News Source]

Government: Only 4 to 7 Cows Have Mad Cow (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Only four to seven cows in America are likely to have mad cow disease, according to Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns. The estimate comes from data released Friday about testing for the disease. [News Source]

Government: Only 4 to 7 Cows Have Mad Cow (AP via Yahoo! News) Only four to seven cows in America are likely to have mad cow disease, according to Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns. [News Source]

USDA says mad cow in U.S. is 1 in a million (Rocky Mountain News) Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns announced today the chances of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease, in the U.S. is less than 1 case in a million. [News Source]

Government believes only 4 to 7 cows infected with mad cow disease (USA Today) Only four to seven cows in America are likely to have mad cow disease, according to Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns. [News Source]

Mad cow rate less than one in a million, says US (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Mad cow disease in America hits fewer than one in a million adult cattle, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns said on Friday, unveiling an analysis of the U.S. testing program aimed at reassuring trading partners. [News Source]

Official: Only 4 to 7 cases of mad cow in U.S. (MSNBC) The prevalence of mad cow disease in American cattle is less than one case per 1 million adult cattle, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns said. [News Source]

Government: Only 4 to 7 Cows Have Mad Cow (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) WASHINGTON (AP) - Only four to seven cows in America are likely to have mad cow disease, according to Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns. The estimate comes from data released Friday about testing for the disease. Testing likely will be scaled back after a panel of independent scientists reviews the data, Johanns said. "The data shows the prevalence of BSE in the United States is extraordinarily [News Source]

Producer battles to test all beef. A Kansas beef producer is in Washington this week trying to garner legislative support in its two-year battle against the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which will not allow the company to test all of its cattle for mad cow disease. [News Source]