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Hot Topic: Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE)
Industry News: January • February • March • April • May • June • July • August • September • October • November • December
NIAA Publications: 2007
Presentations: 2009 NIAA Annual Meeting
Committee: Cattle
2009-2010 Resolutions: Cattle Committee • Emerging Diseases Committee
Related Links
BSE Surveillance Program: (866) 536-7593
Industry News
MARCH |
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Will Press Japan On Beef, Toyota Double-Standard (3-4-10)
Australia Lifts Imported Beef Ban 9 Years After Mad Cow (3-2-10)
NOVEMBER |
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Australia Modernizes BSE Rules (11-2-09)
SEPTEMBER |
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Japan To Retain 20-Month Rule? (9-4-09)
AUGUST |
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Scan Identifies Early TSE Symptoms in Live Cattle (8-31-09)
JUNE |
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Link Between Farmed Fish and Mad Cow Disease (6-26-09)
MAY |
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Tonsil Tests Reveal No CJD (5-27-09)
Alberta Cow Tagged as Canada's 16th BSE Case (5-15-09)
New Techniques Developed for TSE Testing (5-6-09)
APRIL |
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FDA Confirms April 27 Effective Date for Final Feed Ban (4-23-09)
Funds Available For Dead Animal Removal (4-15-09)
NCBA: FDA Ignoring Environmental & Economic Impacts Of Feed Ban (4-7-09)
NIAA Publications
2007 |
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‘Controlled Risk Country’ for BSE (Summer, Cattle Health Report)
Variation in the U.S. Bovine Prion Gene Identified (Spring, Animal Agriculture Quarterly, Cattle Health Report)
Presentations
2009 NIAA Annual Meeting: The Changing Face of Animal Agriculture |
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Cattle Committee Session
New FDA Feed Regulations, Renderer Requirements, and Impact on Cattle Producers
Dr. David Meeker, National Renderers Association
2009- 2010 Resolutions |
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- Cattle: Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) Risk Assessment and Use of Bovine Blood
- Emerging Diseases: Expanded Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) Test
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Phone: (719) 538-8843 • Fax: (719) 538-8847 • Email: niaa@animalagriculture.org