Cleaning up country junk. Some Alabama counties are tapping into the state law to eliminate eyesores and health hazards from rural areas. [News Source]

Taiwan reopens doors to Canadian beef imports. Taiwan reopened its doors to Canadian boneless beef from cattle under 30 months of age Saturday, ending a three-and-a-half-year import ban on Canadian beef out of concern over mad cow disease. [News Source]

Taiwan lifts ban on Canadian beef imports. Taiwan has lifted a four-year-old ban on Canadian beef imports that followed a mad cow disease scare, but the meat is restricted to boneless cuts from cattle under 30 months old. [News Source]

Taiwan conditionally lifts ban on Canadian beef. Taiwan has conditionally lifted a ban on imports of beef from Canada, ending a four-year restriction imposed due to the discovery of mad cow disease. [News Source]

Taiwan says yes to Canadian beef (The Globe and Mail) Four years after banning Canadian beef amid a mad cow disease scare, Taiwan is ready to start chomping on Canadian cows [News Source]

Taiwan lifts ban on Canadian beef imports (The Star Online) TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP): Taiwan has lifted a four-year-old ban on Canadian beef imports that followed a mad cow disease scare, but the meat is restricted to boneless cuts from cattle under 30 months old. [News Source]

Taiwan partially lifts ban on Canada beef imports (AFP via Yahoo! News) Taiwan has partially lifted a four-year-old ban on Canadian beef imports, an official here said Sunday, despite lingering concern over the threat of mad cow disease. [News Source]

Taiwan partially lifts ban on Canada beef imports (TODAYonline) File photo shows cattle feeding on a ranch outside Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Taiwan has partially lifted a four-year-old ban on Canadian beef imports, an official here said Sunday, despite lingering concern over the threat of mad cow disease. [News Source]

Taiwan conditionally lifts ban on Canadian beef (Reuters via Yahoo! Canada News) Taiwan has conditionally lifted a ban on imports of beef from Canada, ending a four-year restriction imposed due to the discovery of mad cow disease. [News Source]

Humane Society of US again scaring people away from good diets? (AG Weekly) The Humane Society of the U.S. has, for years, been trying to frighten people away from consuming meat, milk and eggs -- but its recent testimony before a congressional committee reached a new low when the HSUS president, Wayne Pacelle, made the unsupported claim that pigs could be harboring the infamous and deadly British ‘mad cow” disease. [News Source]