81. International Vegetarian Union - Animals & Environment - Gardening/Agriculture International Vegetarian Union (IVU). animals Environment Gardening/agriculture.animals animals as Food Beef, Veal, Poultry BSE http://www.ivu.org/animals/gardening.html

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82. Local Business - Agriculture/Animals/Pets Local Business agriculture/animals/Pets. agriculture/animals/Pets BlueMountain Feeds, Inc. Buckhorn Llama Company Centennial Livestock http://www.fortnet.org/FortNet/business/agriculture.html

Local Business - Agriculture/Animals/Pets Agriculture/Animals/Pets Blue Mountain Feeds, Inc. Buckhorn Llama Company Centennial Livestock Auction Cherry Hill Horse Books ... CyberCrop.com the first online grain exchange in the United States. Fort Collins Farmers' Market Local produce from local farmers Horst Company Dog kennel runs, cages and accessories Keeton Industries, Inc. Lazy J Bar S Ranch The Finest Horse Boarding Stable Facility in Colorado. Lone Pine Saddlery Oberle Botanical is a unique market garden, specializing in long-lived cut flowers, fresh culinary herbs, high quality produce, dried floral and herb wreathes, and fresh evergreen Christmas wreaths. ProVet RCI Software CompuPed Software Red Hen Systems Wildlife Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Wildlife Property Management Private wildlife consulting and management firm specializing in habitat manipulation, management plans for hunting or rural land-use planning, and wildlife damage solutions. World of Parrots Home Site Map Feedback Please report any technical problems with these pages to webmaster@fortnet.org

83. Idaho State Department Of Agriculture Provides technical, financial, scientific, and marketing laboratory support for Idaho agriculture .Category Regional North America Government Executive Departments...... ISDA Mission Statement - Serving consumers and agriculture by safeguarding thepublic, plants, animals and the environment through education and regulation . http://www.agri.state.id.us/

Your browser does not support script ISDA - Mission Statement - "Serving consumers and agriculture by safeguarding the public, plants, animals and the environment through education and regulation" Hot Topics! Grasshopper Environmental Assessment Available Application Information for Animal Industries Division Administrator/State Veterinarian Position Info From Emergency Procedures - April 2002 - Security Conditions Crop Residue Disposal ... West Nile Virus Information Please Note FAQ's About WNV Many of our documents are available in Adobe Portable Document Format. To view most of our these files you will need to have the Adobe Acrobat Reader, software installed on your computer and configured to work with your browser. If you do not have the Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can get a free copy of the software from the Adobe home page. Kempthorne Announces Specialty Crop Grant Awards Round 2 Select arrow at right for access to 19 of the most frequently requested files. Annual Nursery Report Aggie Bond Information Beef Cattle Environmental Control Program Century Farm and Ranch Award Programs Drought Information Governor's Trade Mission to Asia Grasshopper Information Idaho OnePlan Importation of Honeybees From California Label 18 Pesicide Updates Label 24 c Pesticide Updates Noxious Weed Program Nursery and Florists Advisory Committee Nursery License Search Pesticide Applicator Search Pesticide Storage Alert Press Releases Seed Lab Daily Report

84. Agriculture - Risk Management Harper Risk Inc. agriculture animals. http://www.harperrisk.com/Agricult.htm

Harper Risk Inc. AGRICULTURE ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF SITES: A B C D ... Z Date Last Edited Sunday February 23, 2003 Sections after introduction below: Also see: INSURANCE SOURCES OTHER RESOURCES FISHERIES Different types of coverage From an insurance perspective there are various products which are applicable to agricultural risks, some of which are as follows: Transit - Coverage designed to protect from a loss such as collision or overturn. Animal Mortality - Coverage for valuable animals, including cattle, club calves and horses Feedlot / Pasture - Coverage for operations that feed and grow livestock for market consumption. Ocean Marine - Coverage designed for world wide transportation exposure Swine Confinement - Coverage designed for commercial swine production Poultry - Coverage designed for Poultry Operations Exotics - Coverage for non-traditional livestock such as Elk, Bison, Llamas, Alpacas, Dogs and more Fish - Death coverage for Farm-Raised Fish Non-Owned Livestock Liability Builders Risk Policies Farm Building, Stock and Equipment / Personal Property / Farm Produce

85. Biodiversity In Food And Agriculture Working Group on Animal Genetic Resources for Food and agriculture First Session Agrobiodiversitythe case for conserving domestic and related animals (1993). http://www.fao.org/biodiversity/Domestic_en.asp

Crops Domestic animals Aquatic Forests ... home Domestic animal genetic diversity Of the 50 000 known mammalian and bird species about 30 have been used extensively for agriculture, and only 15 species account for over 90 per cent of global livestock production. Over the past 15 years, 300 out of the 6000 breeds identified by FAO have become extinct. There are currently 1350 breeds faced with extinction with an average of 2 breeds being lost every week. Genetic resources are among the most valuable and strategically important assets that a country holds. Many countries have indigenous animal species and breeds that could potentially contribute far more to food and agriculture production than they are currently contributing and meet much wider human needs. These indigenous animal species are often better genetically adapted to their environment and so are more productive at lower costs. They remain productive whilst consuming lower quality feed stuffs, are more resilient to climatic stress, are more resistant to local parasites and diseases and are a unique source of genes for improving health and performance of industrial breeds. Utilising local breeds will be most effective in contributing to the achievement of local food security objectives. FAO and domestic animal genetic diversity Global Strategy for the Management of Farm Animal Genetic Diversity.

86. VOANews.com - AGRICULTURE REPORT - November 6, 2001: Antibiotics In Animals agriculture REPORT November 6, 2001 Antibiotics in animals By GeorgeGrow. This is the VOA Special English agriculture REPORT. http://www.manythings.org/voa/01/011106ar_t.htm

AGRICULTURE REPORT - November 6, 2001: Antibiotics in Animals By George Grow This is the VOA Special English AGRICULTURE REPORT. Recent studies show bacteria that are resistant to antibiotic drugs are common in meat in the United States. The bacteria can survive in the human body. Some bacteria also may cause drug-resistant infections in people. For years, American farmers have given antibiotics to the animals they raise for food. The drugs are used to prevent infections and increase the size of the animals. The Union of Concerned Scientists estimates that more than nine-million kilograms of antibiotics are given to animals each year. The group says less than ten percent of that total are used to treat active infections. The Animal Health Institute represents companies that make drugs for animals. The group says antibiotics help keep animals healthy. However, bacteria living in the animals can become resistant to antibiotics. Scientists suspect that people may be getting antibiotic-resistant bacteria from the food they eat. In Nineteen-Ninety-Eight, the European Union barred the use of antibiotics in farm animals. Some groups support the idea of a similar ban in the United States.

87. VOA Special English - AGRICULTURE REPORT - Treating Stress In Animals agriculture REPORT January 22, 2002 Treating Stress in animals By George Grow Americanagriculture experts say farm animals also may experience stress. http://www.manythings.org/voa/02/020122ar_t.htm

AGRICULTURE REPORT - January 22, 2002: Treating Stress in Animals By George Grow This is the VOA Special English AGRICULTURE REPORT. People often experience stress as a result of events in their lives. Stress is a physical condition that results from real or expected problems. People may experience stress when they lose a job or feel threatened. Common signs include increased heart rate, higher blood pressure and muscle tension. American agriculture experts say farm animals also may experience stress. Animals may experience stress after giving birth or for other reasons. They say stress may affect meat quality, milk production and the health of farm animals. Experts say stress in animals is more difficult to identify. Farmers can look for signs such as lower than expected body weight and increased risk of disease. Ted Elsasser is a scientist at the United States Agricultural Research Service. He is studying a possible sign of stress in animals. He says changed proteins called nitrated proteins may serve as an early warning system for the problem. Currently, farmers use antibiotics to treat stress in animals. However, repeated use of use antibiotics can lead to bacteria that resist the drugs.

88. Role Of Animals In Sustainable Agriculture. (SA Spring 1993 (v5n3)) Spring 1993 (v5n3). Role of animals in sustainable agriculture. Parker,Charles F. In Edwards, CA, R. Lal, P. Madden, RH Miller http://www.sarep.ucdavis.edu/NEWSLTR/v5n3/sa-11.htm

Spring 1993 (v5n3) Role of animals in sustainable agriculture. Parker, Charles F. In: Edwards, C.A., R. Lal, P. Madden, R.H. Miller and G. House (eds.) Sustainable Agricultural Systems. Soil and water Conservation Society, Ankeny, Iowa. pp.238-245.1990. Sustainable agricultural systems involve animals for their unique ability to use noncompetitive, nonrenewable resources, and for their integration with other farm practices. They complement plant production systems, and provide biological and economic diversity. Management of such mixed or integrated systems is the greatest challenge. Forages are grown on over half the land area of the United States. The economic success of forage farming requires animal grazing. Nutrient cycling, soil-water conservation, and enterprise flexibility are also affected. Animal reproductive cycles are timed to seasonal availability of forage, and differences among species (nutrient requirements, behavior, and diet preferences) allow the efficient use of resources in both biological and economic terms. Controlled intensive grazing, made possible by technological advances in electrified fencing, has improved the economic and biological output of animal-forage farming. Sustainable cropping systems often emphasize the use of nitrogen-fixing legumes for their value in soil improvement and as cover crops. Increased production of these legumes, which improve animal performance, should enhance the role of animals in these resource-conserving systems. Animals can also use other crop residues, which are currently produced in the United States in excess of amounts needed to prevent serious soil erosion. Returning animal feces and urine to the soil can help cycle nutrients, and animal grazing can help control weeds in agroforestry or pasture systems. For example, sheep can effectively control leafy spurge, a serious pest in the north central United States and Canada which is toxic to cattle.

89. Title 69: AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, AND ANIMALS - Main Index MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972 As Amended Title 69 agriculture, HORTICULTURE, AND ANIMALSChapter 001 agriculture AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT; COUNCIL ON agriculture. http://www.mscode.com/free/statutes/69/

MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972 As Amended Title 69 AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, AND ANIMALS Chapter AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE DEPARTMENT; COUNCIL ON AGRICULTURE. Chapter GENERAL PROVISIONS. Chapter AGRICULTURE SEEDS. Chapter FAIRS; STOCK SHOWS; IMPROVEMENT OF LIVESTOCK. Chapter MARKETS AND MARKETING; DOMESTIC FISH FARMING. Chapter SOYBEAN PROMOTION BOARD. Chapter RICE PROMOTION BOARD. Chapter SWINE. Chapter STOCK LAWS, ESTRAYS. Chapter BOARD OF ANIMAL HEALTH; LIVESTOCK AND ANIMAL DISEASES. Chapter LIVESTOCK BIOLOGICS, DRUGS AND VACCINES. Chapter REGULATION OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. Chapter CROP SPRAYING AND LICENSING OF AERIAL APPLICATORS. Chapter MISSISSIPPI PESTICIDE LAW. Chapter FERTILIZING MATERIALS AND ADDITIVES. Chapter PLANTS, PLANT AND BEE DISEASES. Chapter SOIL CONSERVATION. Chapter PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL LANDS. Chapter LIVESTOCK BRANDS, THEFT OR LOSS OF LIVESTOCK AND PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATIONS. Chapter REGULATION OF MOISTURE-MEASURING DEVICES. Chapter PECAN HARVESTING.

90. ANIMALS IN AGRICULTURE - The Foundation For Animal Use Education - AnimalUse.org Foundation for Animal Use Education. animals IN agriculture Our Positionagriculture Today Animal Welfare on the Farm. Our Position. http://www.animaluse.org/html/animals_argiculture.html

ANIMALS IN AGRICULTURE Our Position Agriculture Today Animal Welfare on the Farm Our Position The Foundation for Animal Use Education strongly supports the responsible use of animals in food and fiber agriculture. TOP OF PAGE Agriculture Today Since prehistoric times, humans have depended on animals for food and clothing. The meat of animals provided the nutrients essential for survival, and animal skins provided warmth and shelter from the elements. When our ancestors learned to raise animals for this purpose, it was a major step in transforming humans from small bands of roaming hunters to rooted members of modern society. Today fewer than 3% of American families live on farms, but that 3% feeds our entire nation and much of the rest of the world. Contrary to popular myth, family farms are still the mainstay of American agriculture. More than 97% of the farms in the U.S. are owned by an individual or married couple, or are partnerships that include parents and children or close relatives. Most farmers take seriously their role as stewards, and work hard to do the best possible job of animal care, land management and conservation. Their hard work and more efficient production systems have helped keep U.S. food prices among the lowest in the world.

91. Science Proves Coyote Urine And Fox Urine Stops Grazing Animals Footnotes a United States Department of agriculture, Animal and Plant h Livingwith Deer – Part 4, 119-2001 The Fund for animals, Laura Simon. i ibid. http://www.critter-repellent.com/science.htm

Scientific Proof on the Effectiveness of Coyote Urine and Fox Urine as a Natural Animal Repellent Studies done by numerous organizations have shown the effectiveness of Predator-Urine (Coyote Urine and Fox Urine) as a repellent for browsing animals. The information below are excerpts from those studies: Check Out the Table Near the Bottom of the Page for Information on an All Natural Animal Repellent Using Predator Urine. 2001 GOVERNMENT STUDY According to a study completed by the United United States Department of Agriculture, Animal Health Inspection Service, Wildlife Services and National Wildlife Research Centers, in which they tested many different repellents available on the market today, the results published in the Wildlife Society Bulletin 2001 stated: "...products using fear as a mode of action were more effective than products using other modes of action ..."

92. TITLE 8: AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS : Parts Listing TITLE 8 agriculture AND animals. PART 1 ADMINISTRATIVE RULES (FORMAL ADMINISTRATIVEPROCEEDINGS; CONTESTED CASES; PETITIONS; PUBLIC DISCLOSURE); http://www.legis.state.il.us/commission/jcar/admincode/008\008parts.html

TITLE 8: AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS PART 1 ADMINISTRATIVE RULES (FORMAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS; CONTESTED CASES; PETITIONS; PUBLIC DISCLOSURE) PART 3 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ACTING AS TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF CLAIMANTS PART 5 STANDARDIZATION OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCTS PART 20 DEFINITIONS ... PART 40 LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKETS PART 45 MARKETING CENTER (LIVESTOCK) (Repealed) PART 50 HUMANE SLAUGHTER OF LIVESTOCK PART 55 HATCHERIES, POULTRY FLOCKS, AND PRODUCE THEREOF PART 60 BEES AND APIARIES ACT PART 65 EGG AND EGG PRODUCTS ACT ... PART 90 ILLINOIS DEAD ANIMAL DISPOSAL ACT PART 95 LOADING PLATFORM OR COLLECTION CENTERS FOR DEAD ANIMALS, POULTRY, FISH AND PARTS THEREOF (REPEALED) PART 100 SWINE BRUCELLOSIS PART 105 SWINE DISEASE CONTROL AND ERADICATION ACT PART 110 ANIMAL DISEASE LABORATORIES ACT PART 115 ILLINOIS PSEUDORABIES CONTROL ACT ... PART 116 EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA CONTROL PART 121 DEFINITIONS (REPEALED) PART 123 APPLICATION OF REQUIREMENTS; INSPECTION (REPEALED) PART 125 MEAT AND POULTRY INSPECTION ACT PART 126 EXEMPTIONS (REPEALED) PART 129 APPLICATION FOR LICENSE; ISSUANCE OR REFUSAL OF LICENSE; INSPECTION (REPEALED)

93. Business Register Enquiry Business Group, Business Category, Light Grey = No Entries. agriculture animals.BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. BUSINESS OFFICE. CARE COMMUNITY SERVICES. http://cfpub.tameside.gov.uk/businessreg/f317enquire.asp?col1=11&Id=11

94. NorthWales.com - Environment Agriculture And Animals Services. Environment / Plants / agriculture / animals. More UK Agriculturallinks http//www.northwalesinfo.co.uk/ukag.htm. agriculture / animals. http://www.northwalesinfo.co.uk/environment.htm

North Wales information web site: Services Environment / Plants / Agriculture / Animals More UK Agricultural links http://www.northwalesinfo.co.uk/ukag.htm Environmental Links http://www.northwalesinfo.co.uk/environmental.htm Gardening Links http://www.northwalesinfo.co.uk/gardening.htm Achnashean Fencing - Bangor http://www.achnashean.co.uk Flintshire Fabrications - fences and railings http://www.theinternetpages.co.uk/wales/ches/gate1/flint3.htm Llanfair Environmental Services http://www.llanfair.org.uk Denbigh Tree Surgery Specialists http://www.denbtreespec.co.uk Agriculture / Animals MAFF Ministry of Agriculture, fisheries and food http://www.maff.gov.uk National Farmers' Union - NFU http://www.nfu.org.uk Farmers' Union of Wales FUW / Undeb Amaethyddwyr Cymru http://www.fuw.org.uk MAFF Foot and Mouth latest http://www.maff.gov.uk/animalh/diseases/fmd/default.htm Foot and Mouth advice From the Welsh Assembly http://www.wales.gov.uk/newsflash/ Cattletracker http://www.cattletracker.co.uk Vet on the web - Prestatyn http://www.vetontheweb.com

95. Animals And Agriculture Links In Winona, Minnesota. Winona Radio - The Power Of Top animals and agriculture. Winona Veterinary Hospital A full service veterinaryclinic devoted to treating the fourlegged members of your family. http://winonaradio.com/citylinks/local_links/Animals_and_Agriculture/

Top : Animals and Agriculture Winona Veterinary Hospital A full service veterinary clinic devoted to treating the four-legged members of your family (Added: 24-Apr-2000) Recommend It Map It! Sponsors Back Add a Site Search Advertise Here ... Contact Us

96. Teesside - Business - Agriculture, Animals Business on Teesside agriculture, animals. sorry -their is none. return to business directory index. http://www.teesside.com/business/aa.htm

97. Industrial Agriculture Still Dosing Farm Animals With Antibiotics Industrial agriculture Still Dosing Farm animals with Antibiotics. Web noteOrganic agriculture prohibits the feeding of antibiotics to farm animals. http://www.organicconsumers.org/foodsafety/antibiotics092502.cfm

News Campaigns GE Food Organics ... email this page Industrial Agriculture Still Dosing Farm Animals with Antibiotics Web note: Organic agriculture prohibits the feeding of antibiotics to farm animals. Biotechnology Newswatch September 16, 2002 Mike Smith Canadians propose tighter reins on antibiotics for farm animals An expert panel is urging the Canadian government to restrict the use of antibiotics on farm animals, in order to counter the growing threat of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. A key recommendation would require farmers to have a prescription for antibiotics they use on animals. The 19-member Advisory Committee on Animal Uses of Antimicrobials and Impact on Resistance and Human Health, with representatives from the medical, veterinary, and farm sectors, was asked by the Canadian health ministry to study the so-called ''superbug'' issue two years ago. The panel submitted its report in late August, and the government is studying its recommendations, a health ministry official said. Currently, in both the U.S. and Canada, antibiotics for farm use are

98. Sheep - Predator Control And Guard Animals  - Manitoba Agriculture And Food Predator Control and Guard animals. Back to Sheep Index. The use of Guardiananimals, particularly dogs, dates back in Europe at least to Roman times. http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/livestock/sheep/bsa01s11.html

Predator Control and Guard Animals Back to Sheep Index December 2001 The control of predation among sheep flocks has been a serious problem for producers since man first domesticated the sheep. The development of modern electric fencing Predator Control Fact Sheet Management Practices Can Influence Predation Predator FAQs ... Livestock Guardian Dogs in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format Llamas and Donkeys in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format Livestock Guard Dogs, Llamas and Donkeys - Colorado State University in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format Guidelines for Using Donkeys as Guard Animals with Sheep Government Links: home welcome on-line services news ... privacy

99. Food And Animals, Washington State Dept Of Agriculture - WSDA Protect Washington State's natural resources, agriculture industry, and the publicfrom selected of the people of Washington State and their animals to harmful http://www.wa.gov/agr/FoodAnimal/default.htm

Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Contact Animal Feed Staff Forms Laws and Rules ... Related Links WSDA carries out numerous programs related to food and animals that: Protect and reduce the risk to public health by assuring the safety of the state's food supply. Protect Washington State's natural resources, agriculture industry, and the public from selected animal diseases. Facilitate the movement of Washington agricultural products in domestic and international markets. Issues export certificates of sanitation and free sale for food products manufactured in Washington state. Regulates both the commercial livestock animal feed and the commercial pet food industries in the state. Protection, promotion and enhancement of animal health, wellness and well being by working within the state, nationally and internationally to minimize the exposure of the people of Washington State and their animals to harmful animal diseases. [Top of Page] Hot Topics West Nile virus Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) Information Consumer Food Complaints Washington State Farmers Market ... DRAFT Juice HACCP Hazards and Controls Guidance

100. Animals - Animal Pests At Oklahoma State University Agriculture Home Oklahoma State University agriculture Pests animals Page1. Animal Pests at Oklahoma State University agriculture. Expand http://www.growinglifestyle.com/h205/pest/animal/

GARDENING HOME IMPROVEMENT PESTS PETS ... Pests Animals Animal Pests at Oklahoma State University Agriculture Expand your search (more results): Oklahoma State University Agriculture (all articles) Animals (at all sites) - Animal Pests Found 2 articles. Displaying articles 1 to 2: Animal Insects And Parasites F-7001 - Common Ticks of Oklahoma and Tick-Borne Diseases (6/94 - 229K) (HTML) ... Oklahoma State University Agriculture In frame New window Common Ticks Of Oklahoma And Tick-Borne Diseases Lyme disease has become the most common and most rapidly spreading tick-borne disease in the northern and northeastern United States since 1975. It is also one of the most highly publicized diseases by the news media and, because of its wide range of ... Oklahoma State University Agriculture In frame New window Note: Growing Lifestyle is a search engine that indexes articles on many different web sites, including Oklahoma State University Agriculture . No affiliation or endorsement between Growing Lifestyle and Oklahoma State University Agriculture is implied by this indexing and the presentation of search results.

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