They also, for the first time, published estimates of pet deaths closer to what other authoritative sources have been speculating for weeks now: "As of April 26, 2007, FDA had received over 17,000 consumer complaints relating to this outbreak, and those complaints included reports of approximately 1950 deaths of cats and 2200 deaths of dogs. They also, for the first time, published estimates of pet deaths closer to what other authoritative sources have been speculating for weeks now: "As...

SDSU Extension range livestock production specialist Eric Mousel said the combination of high potassium and low magnesium and calcium in lush, rapidly growing forages is thought to be the primary cause of grass tetany. Grass tetany tends to occur most often in the early to mid-spring following a cool period (less than 60 degrees F), when grasses are lush and growing rapidly but can also occur in the fall with new growth of both small cereal grains (such as wheat, oats, rye) and cool-season...

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One of the them is a grain bin program that pays for a portion of a grain storage system for producers who market their crops to Christensen Farms for three years. Here's why: - Grocery shoppers, ethanol producers and livestock farmers all benefit from a big corn crop because it will keep a lid on prices for food, fuel and feed. Because of persistent rains, last week the Wohlfords were behind schedule, having planted 700 of the 1,100 acres of corn in the ground that they intended to plant....

AMES , Iowa -- The sunny forecast this week is expected to help dry out the saturated and flooded field conditions so farmers get back in the field to plant corn and soybeans. Pedersen encourages farmers not to switch soybean varieties to a shorter maturity group yet, since full season soybean varieties can be used through the first week of June without problems. Sawyer advises crop advisers and farmers dealing with nitrogen issues on flooded cropland to check past newsletter articles...