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Friday, March 8,2013

Wyoming Beef Council vacancies

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He has served two threeyear terms and is not eligible for re-appointment. The term for current member Dianne Kirkbride, range cattle representative, also expires on June 30, 2012. Kirkbride has served one three-year term and is eligible for re-appointment.

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Friday, March 8,2013

U.S. sheep numbers resilient despite drought

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According to the report, all sheep and lamb inventories in the U.S. on Jan. 1, 2013, totaled 5.34 million head, down just 0.6 percent, or 30,000 head, from a year ago.

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Friday, March 8,2013

C Miles McKee sets world record

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“Miles has been an icon in the cattle industry for more than 40 years,” says Guy Colyer. “Both Kyle and Katie, our grown children, graduated from Kansas State and they thought very highly of him as a professor and a mentor. Thus we named the bull after him.

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Friday, March 8,2013

U.S. and Canadian cattle inventory down 1 percent

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All cattle and calves in the U.S. and Canada combined totaled 101.6 million head on Jan. 1, 2013, down 1 percent from the 103 million on Jan.1, 2012, according to a March 6, 2013, release by the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Agricultural Statistics Board, USDA.

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Friday, March 8,2013

USDA to simplify guaranteed farm loans

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USDA announced an interim rule that sets thresholds on the interest rates charged by lenders on guaranteed farm ownership and operating loans. The changes will amend guidelines for interest rates and establish new policies that clearly set the maximum interest rate lenders may charge to borrowers.

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Friday, March 8,2013

NCBA kicks off March membership madness drive

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The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA), the country’s oldest and largest organization representing the cattle industry, has a strong presence across the country and ensures the forceful, unified voice of America’s beef producers is heard.

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Friday, March 8,2013

New taxes burdensome for farm and ranch families

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The new Medicare Contribution Tax, which is a tax on unearned income such as capital gains, will burden farmers and ranchers more than many other taxpayers because farming and ranching is a capital-intensive business, AFBF noted in a statement submitted to the House Subcommittee on Oversight of the Ways and Means Committee.

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Friday, March 8,2013

Fuel up with beef

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As part of its effort to promote beef to healthconscious consumers in the highly populated northeast corridor, the beef checkoff, through the Northeast Beef Promotion Initiative (NEBPI), will participate in its sixth annual John Hancock Sports & Fitness Expo leading up to the 117th Boston Marathon.

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Friday, March 8,2013

Cargill launches ground beef online experience to support America's favorite protein

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Whether it’s in the form of meatloaf, Italian meat sauce, taco filling, an ingredient in chili or the ubiquitous grilled burger, ground beef is America’s favorite protein, and Cargill produces a larger quantity of it than anyone else in the world—more than 1 billion pounds annually in the U.

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Friday, March 8,2013

FDA announces public meetings with food-animal producers and veterinarians

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced last week a series of five meetings to provide the public with opportunities to discuss and provide critical feedback on the challenges faced by livestock producers and veterinarians as FDA phases in veterinary oversight of the therapeutic use of certain medically important antimicrobials.

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