Ridley Shares Advance After Agreeing to Sell Canadian Unit (Bloomberg.com) Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Ridley Corp. , Australia's largest maker of livestock feed, rose the most in six months in Sydney trading after agreeing to sell its Canadian unit. [News Source]

Spain confirms fourth human mad cow case (The West Australian) The Spanish government has confirmed the country's fourth case of the human variant of mad cow disease, a woman who died in the northwestern region of Castilla and Leon last month. [News Source]

Spain confirms fourth human case of mad cow disease (Channel NewsAsia) MADRID - The Spanish government late Wednesday confirmed the country's fourth case of the human variant of mad cow disease, a woman who died in the northwestern region of Castilla and Leon last month. [News Source]

Spain confirms fourth human mad cow case (AAP via Yahoo!7 News) The Spanish government has confirmed the country's fourth case of the human variant of mad cow disease, a 64-year-old woman who died last month. [News Source]

Why agricultural law is challenging (Law Society Gazette) As Britian’s farmers grapple with disease, rising costs and red tape, agriculture is becoming a more challenging area of law. [News Source]

Why agricultural law is challenging (Law Society Gazette) As Britian’s farmers grapple with disease, rising costs and red tape, agriculture is becoming a more challenging area of law. [News Source]

The poisoning of China’s babies. Tens of thousands of infants are sick after drinking tainted baby milk. But this isn't an ordinary disaster. Authorities colluded with the companies who deliberately contaminated their products and failed to warn the public. [News Source]

Woman dead months after son died of mad cow disease (CNN.com) The mother of a Spanish man who died from the human form of mad cow disease has also died from the illness, Spain's Ministry of Health said Wednesday. [News Source]

S. Korea to resume beef imports from 18 U.S. plants (Meat News) SEOUL – According to the Asia Pulse, South Korea approved imports of beef from 18 additional U.S. plants after compliance with sanitation and quality standards were confirmed by inspectors. Forty-eight facilities in the U.S. have now been approved to ship beef products to S. Korea. [News Source]

FDA to review genetically engineered farm animals (AG Weekly) WASHINGTON - Super Chicken strutted a step closer to the dinner table Thursday. [News Source]