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Calif. TV station investigates 'what’s in your milk'
By Tom Quaife, EditorCBS13 in Sacramento, Calif., aired a piece Monday questioning whether some antibiotics are showing up in milk despite testing efforts. A three-month investigation by the station “has learned 17 different types of antibiotics have been found in the meat of dairy cows, though dairy milk is only screened for six antibiotics." Read more
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- Calif. TV station investigates 'what’s in your milk'
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- Weather report: Dry conditions on the Plains
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Top 100 ag banks of 2011 posted
The American Bankers Association has been posting the list of the largest agricultural banks on the association’s website during the last few years. Final list for the 2011 year was recently posted.Read more
Death of 3-year-old serves as reminder for better farm safety
A tragic farm accident in central Wisconsin has claimed the life of a three-year-old boy. The boy was killed when he fell from a bucket on a skid-steer driven by his seven-year-old brother and was run over.Read more
Corn planting propels to 87 percent
Last year’s slow planting is now a distant memory for farmers as USDA's latest Crop Progress Report shows 87 percent of corn is planted. Farmers advanced by 16 percentage points this week, marking the fourth straight week of double-digit progress from the previous week.Read more
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Kemin AgriFoods North America Inc.
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Elanco Animal Health
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Animart Inc.
Established in 1982 and headquartered in Beaver Dam, Wis., ANIMART Inc. is a privately held provider of animal health products, supplies, show equipment and services for dairy and livestock producers. ANIMART is committed to offering a full line of products and solutions to help dairy and livestock businesses succeed.
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Weather report: Dry conditions on the Plains
05/16/2012 2:00 AM
In the West, very warm, dry weather continues to promote a rapid pace of fieldwork and crop growth. On the Plains, dry weather favors fieldwork. In the Corn Belt, cool air covers the Great Lakes region. In the South, unsettled weather continues to provide drought relief in the southern Atlantic States.
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