The campaign focuses on downgrading the nutritional value of eggs so as to persuade people to adopt alternative choices, thereby bringing an end to inhuman living conditions of chicken in poultry farms. But poultry-farm owners don't buy the argument, saying that the animals are treated well as that makes good business sense. PETA says eggs are over-hyped as powerhouses of energy and are often contaminated with bacteria, leading to food poisoning. The campaign also intends to highlight the...

Over 70 containers of meat and bone meal (MBM), intented to use as cattle feed have been detected and denied entry at Vietnam s customs. AllAboutFeed.net . News . MBM feed stopped at Vietnamese border Add to favorites. Freely traded In most places, MBM - a powder-like brown food is no longer allowed in feed for ruminant animals as it is thought to be responsible for the disease also known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) though it is used as a low-cost meat in dog food and cat...

usDiggRedditYahooMyWebGoogle What's this? Recall spurs use of homemade pet food Due to tainted food scare, animal lovers look to gourmet books to feed their beloved friends By Suzanne Bohan, STAFF WRITER Article Last Updated:04/10/2007 08:22:00 AM PDT TOM OBORNE shops for fresh meat to make dog food for his poodle in downtown San Mateo on Friday. usDiggRedditYahooMyWebGoogle What's this? Recall spurs use of homemade pet food Due to tainted food scare, animal lovers look to gourmet books to...

DHIA records are kept to monitor herd production, and mature cattle are bred artificially by the Neesers utilizing both ABS and Alta genetic services. His parents operated a 55-cow beef herd, sold some forage crops to other farmers and owned and operated a bottled milk route to businesses and homes. The remaining bushels of corn and soybeans, along with acres of wheat and snap beans, are marketed by the Neesers. Much of the crops the Neesers raise are feed for the more than 130 head of...

Published on: Monday, April 09, 2007 Ethanol boom strains livestock farmers BY ANDREW WALTERS SVN REPORTER awalters@svnmail.com While corn growers may be in high cotton these days, all the excitement over ethanol in the last year has cast a cloud over the livestock industry. Published on: Monday, April 09, 2007 Ethanol boom strains livestock farmers BY ANDREW WALTERS SVN REPORTER awalters@svnmail.com While corn growers may be in high cotton these days, all the excitement over ethanol in...