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TheDairySite BSE News
This page provides a summary list of both recent and past news articles related to BSE in Cattle. To read just the BSE news from a specific country click on that country's flag.
BSE concerns cut off U.S. pet food imports
CANADA - Canadian pet owners are the latest to be caught in the North American mad cow crossfire, as they discover the borders have been closed to many popular pet foods. Source: CTV
No bovine vaccines coming from U.S.
CANADA - Ranchers may have to deal with a shortage of livestock vaccines, further fallout from the ongoing mad cow crisis. Source: CBC
No painless solutions for Alberta's cattlemen
ALBERTA - The frozen gravel road leading to the farm where Canada's mad cow crisis began last year cuts through an endless patchwork of scrubland, wheat and barley fields that only a farmer could love. Source: Seattlepi
Long-term beef ban spells doom for cattlemen
CANADA - A U.S. lobby to delay allowing Canadian live cattle imports across its border could send a fatal blow to Alberta's beef industry, say industry leaders. Source: CALGARY SUN
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Latest BSE News
Monday, January 05, 2004
BSE concerns cut off U.S. pet food imports CANADA - Canadian pet owners are the latest to be caught in the North American mad cow crossfire, as they discover the borders have been closed to many popular pet foods. Source: CTV
No bovine vaccines coming from U.S. CANADA - Ranchers may have to deal with a shortage of livestock vaccines, further fallout from the ongoing mad cow crisis. Source: CBC
Thursday, January 01, 2004
No painless solutions for Alberta's cattlemen ALBERTA - The frozen gravel road leading to the farm where Canada's mad cow crisis began last year cuts through an endless patchwork of scrubland, wheat and barley fields that only a farmer could love. Source: Seattlepi
Monday, December 29, 2003
Long-term beef ban spells doom for cattlemen CANADA - A U.S. lobby to delay allowing Canadian live cattle imports across its border could send a fatal blow to Alberta's beef industry, say industry leaders. Source: CALGARY SUN








