Latest Mad Cow Disease News

Some local farmers fear swine-flu frenzy could lead to boycott (The Peterborough Examiner)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 10:31 pm

Local pork farmers say their products are safe, but some fear the global frenzy over swine flu could lead to a pork boycott similar to the mad-cow-disease crisis.[...] [News Source]

Livestock traceback participation disappoints -USDA (Reuters via Yahoo!Xtra News)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 8:27 pm

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A disappointing one-third of cattle, hog and poultry farmers are enrolled in a livestock traceback system intended as a primary U.S. defense against mad cow and other diseases, an Agriculture Department official said on Tuesday. [News Source]

Livestock traceback participation disappoints -USDA (Reuters)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 6:49 pm

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A disappointing one-third of cattle, hog and poultry farmers are enrolled in a livestock traceback system intended as a primary U.S. defense against mad cow and other diseases, an Agriculture Department official said on Tuesday. [News Source]

Critics question self-inspections for flu in pigs (San Francisco Chronicle)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 10:38 am

Kenny Brinker is on the front lines of the national drive to prevent an outbreak of swine flu on U.S. hog farms. But he's not a public health worker. He's a hog farmer in central Missouri. Twice a day, Brinker or one of his farmhands wanders a barn holding... [News Source]

Critics question self-inspections for flu in pigs (San Francisco Chronicle)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 10:38 am

Kenny Brinker is on the front lines of the national drive to prevent an outbreak of swine flu on U.S. hog farms. But he's not a public health worker. He's a hog farmer in central Missouri. Twice a day, Brinker or one of his farmhands wanders a barn holding... [News Source]

Critics question self-inspections for flu in pigs (San Francisco Chronicle)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 10:38 am

Kenny Brinker is on the front lines of the national drive to prevent an outbreak of swine flu on U.S. hog farms. But he's not a public health worker. He's a hog farmer in central Missouri. Twice a day, Brinker or one of his farmhands wanders a barn holding... [News Source]

Critics question self-inspections for flu in pigs (San Francisco Chronicle)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 10:38 am

Kenny Brinker is on the front lines of the national drive to prevent an outbreak of swine flu on U.S. hog farms. But he's not a public health worker. He's a hog farmer in central Missouri. Twice a day, Brinker or one of his farmhands wanders a barn holding... [News Source]

Critics question self-inspections for flu in pigs (AP via Yahoo! News)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 10:10 am

Kenny Brinker is on the front lines of the national drive to prevent an outbreak of swine flu on U.S. hog farms. But he's not a public health worker. He's a hog farmer in central Missouri. [News Source]

Critics question self-inspections for flu in pigs (AP via Yahoo! News)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 10:10 am

Kenny Brinker is on the front lines of the national drive to prevent an outbreak of swine flu on U.S. hog farms. But he's not a public health worker. He's a hog farmer in central Missouri. [News Source]

Critics question self-inspections for flu in pigs (AP via Yahoo! News)
Tuesday May 05th 2009, 10:10 am

Kenny Brinker is on the front lines of the national drive to prevent an outbreak of swine flu on U.S. hog farms. But he's not a public health worker. He's a hog farmer in central Missouri. [News Source]