Possible 6th mad cow case found in Canada (UPI) WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July 2 (UPI) -- A possible case of mad cow disease has been discovered in Manitoba, the Toronto Globe and Mail reported. [News Source]

Bono: Good for the earth? Congresswoman Mary Bono is a Republican who cares about the environment - and has for years, she says. Some environmentalists disagree. [News Source]

R-CALF commends Canada for cattle-feed regulations. Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund, United Stockgrowers of America, the cattlemen's group that has battled to ban Canadian cattle from the United States because of mad cow disease concerns, is praising Canada for announcing new feed regulations aimed at curbing the disease's spread. [News Source]

Chronic Wasting Disease to affect Hampshire season. A series of recently enacted special regulations will dictate when hunters are allowed to hunt, how they are allowed to hunt, and how they butcher the deer they kill. [News Source]

Blinded by science: The way of all flesh. Dr. Vladimir Mironov, a cell biologist at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, dreams of a machine that looks like a coffee machine, but it will produce meat. [News Source]

Organic cost isn’t always worth paying. Some foods, such as apples, are considered more prone to holding residues than others. [News Source]

Mad Cow madness. Ralph Klein declared the worst effects of Mad Cow madness on the cattle industry are "well on the way to recovery." [News Source]

Cronic Wasting Disease to affect Hampshire season. A series of recently enacted special regulations will dictate when hunters are allowed to hunt, how they are allowed to hunt, and how they butcher the deer they kill. [News Source]

Court to hear cow case. A federal appeals court has agreed to hear another challenge from a ranchers' group that wants to ban Canadian cattle from crossing the border. [News Source]

U.S. calls for fortifying corn flour with folic acid to cut birth defects. Federal health officials are looking to fortify more foods again. This time they are after healthy babies. [News Source]