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Beef Show at Denver Fair Builds a Tight-Knit Community (opens the original)
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DENVER, Pa. â Thriving livestock competition fosters community connection at the Denver Fair. Whether it was families or friends, closeness defined the beef and dairy beef shows Sept. 16. Hailey Blatt, of Berks County, won grand champion showman in the beef competition with her Shorthorn Plus, Rita. Blatt, 19, competed in Denver as a young child and returned to the fair about five years ago. âWe love it here. The atmosphere, the friends, the family that come out,â she said. Rita is second
FDA Director Takes Lessons From Cyclospora Outbreak (opens the original)
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The recent cyclospora outbreak is a learning opportunity. Donna Garren, the Food and Drug Administrationâs director of the office of produce safety, wants to create a more proactive system. âThis is about building the infrastructure that protects people from a full range of threats in the food they eat every day,â she said. Garren spoke Sept. 15 at the annual meeting of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture in Portland, Maine. The Centers for Disease Control and Prev
Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins Promises Action on Beef (opens the original)
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Brooke Rollins wants beef producers to know sheâs got their back. The U.S. ag secretary highlighted initiatives aimed at deregulation, increasing heifer retention and prioritizing protein in institutional buying. âBeef and our great American ranchers have been front of mind in discussion and top of the mind in Washington and across the country,â she said. Rollins spoke Sept. 16 at the annual meeting of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture in Portland, Maine. Her com
Tips To Manage Asian Longhorned Tick in Your Cattle (opens the original)
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If you see an Asian longhorned tick on one of your cattle, the pest has probably already spread disease to the rest of the herd. The blood-borne parasite associated with the tick, theileria orientalis, is even more contagious than foot and mouth disease, said Dr. John Currin, a veterinarian and clinical associate professor at Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. âOver time, the herd tends to rapidly go positive,â he said. Currin made his comments during a Pennsylvania Beef Counc
That Boundary Dispute May Lead to Losing Land Due to Adverse Possession (opens the original)
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Donât let property line disagreements fester, or you could forfeit some of your land. Through the legal doctrine of adverse possession â a formal term for squatterâs rights â a person who doesnât own a piece of land can gain ownership by occupying it for a period of time. âEssentially, you are treating the land as if it is your own,â said Ross Pifer, the director of the Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law. An active lawsuit in Auburn, New York, demonstrates how adverse
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