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USMEF continues relief efforts in Japan

May 12, 2011
While recovery efforts continue in Japan following the devastating March 11 earthquake, the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) in Japan is finding an ongoing need for the relief activities funded by generous U.S. producers.
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Drought continues its strangle on Texas

May 11, 2011
With much of the nation focused on a spring marked by historic floods and deadly tornadoes, Texas and parts of several surrounding states are suffering through a drought nearly as punishing as some of the world's driest deserts.
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Feed costs force Tyson to hike meat price

May 11, 2011
Tyson Foods said Monday that its second-quarter earnings were flat compared to last year, as higher feed costs offset improving demand and higher meat prices.
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Another fast food chain raising prices for beef

May 11, 2011
 Wendy's/Arby's Group Inc. plans to raise menu prices, the latest in a stream of companies saying they will pass along higher costs for the ingredients in their products.
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Debris, disease chances rise with flooding, tornado damage

May 11, 2011
Producers facing flooding and tornado damage need to be on guard for symptoms that cattle have ingested metal storm debris, or for the development of the bacterial infection blackleg.
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Fundamentals for developing anti-infective protocols

May 11, 2011
As the season and type of cattle vary, the challenge of bovine respiratory disease (BRD) may increase. Sticking to the fundamentals of evaluating an anti-infective treatment can help producers and veterinarians implement and evaluate the success of their program, which goes hand-in-hand with better profitability.
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NDSU dispels fuel mileage misconceptions

May 10, 2011
People looking for ways to reduce their vehicle’s fuel consumption to save money may have some misconceptions about fuel economy.
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Can corn prices rebound again?

May 10, 2011
The corn market has been the “poster child” for the sharp increase in agricultural commodity prices that began last summer and extended into the spring of 2011. Higher corn prices were driven by a combination of shortfalls in crop production, including the U.S. corn crop, and strong demand.
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Repurposed corner: Street sweeper brooms

May 10, 2011
Damon Carson
Here is a second innovative idea from Damon Carson on reusing what some may consider to be "junk" materials. Look for future articles, and be sure to submit your own repurpose ideas to emily@progressivedairy.com. Also see Repurposed corner: Recycled billboard tarps. The byproduct of industry: Well, the machine this byproduct comes off of is not necessarily seen as much in the country and rural communities. However, you go to a city of any size, and you’re sure to see lumbering vehicles along the city streets kicking up dust like a good whirlwind.
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Southwest Dairy Day held in conjunction with dairy center grand opening

May 10, 2011
Dairy producers and industry professionals from across the Southwest attended this year's Southwest Dairy Day held in Stephenville, Texas on Thursday, May 5. This year, the event marked a special occasion as it was held in conjunction with the grand opening of the Southwest Regional Dairy Center. Story continues after photo slideshow.
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