District Court Friday over two TV ads, including one in which executives laugh hysterically at the word "Angus" and another where the chain's mascot, Jack a man with the round clown head and pointy nose is asked to point to a diagram of a cow and show where Angus meat comes from. From? - Business And Money . Business News . Financial News We Report. District Court Friday over two TV ads, including one in which executives laugh hysterically at the word "Angus" and another where the chain's...

You based the purchase on which cut you preferred and whether you wanted to pay the premium price for beef labeled "choice" (a grade that notes plentiful fat streaking called marbling) or, if you could find it, "prime" (a grade with even more marbling) instead of the less-flavorful "select" grade found in many supermarkets. You based the purchase on which cut you preferred and whether you wanted to pay the premium price for beef labeled "choice" (a grade that notes plentiful fat streaking...

If ranchers don't want brucellosis, they can vaccinate their cattle and quit whining that if they can't raise cattle, they'll have to subdivide your land. Sunday, June 3, 2007 I am disgusted with the continued dishonest campaign that uses bison as a scapegoat for the livestock industry. Repeated articles have blamed elk for the infection, yet once again bison are the target of the killing fields. That is just another red herring to detract from the real problem of irresponsible cattle ranching.

It also became apparent that cattle buyers and sellers in the Plains would not reach a deal on unsold cattle before futures closed which generated floor uncertainty. People on the cash side who looked to live cattle futures for guidance after the board rallied on Thursday were probably disappointed when contracts fell Friday, a trader said. Feeder cattle posted a sharply lower settlement on bearish live cattle futures, profit taking by longs, CBOT feedgrain's brief surge and fund selling....

Schweitzer proposes that any outbreaks of the disease on ranches in an area that extends about 50 miles from the park would not count against the state's brucellosis-free status. Bison carry the disease, as do some other wild animals, and ranchers want to make sure they don't transfer a second case of brucellosis to a domestic cattle herd. The latest round of brucellosis test results, on blood samples drawn from cattle near the original infected herd in Bridger, came back negative...