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March - April 2006

Insight to the Beef Industry  (4/18/2006)

Beef industry media analysis  (4/18/2006)

Bovine tuberculosis and brucellosis nearing eradication  (4/18/2006)

Major study raises questions about the health benefits of a lowfat diet  (4/18/2006)

School wellness policies must be developed by this fall  (4/18/2006)

Codex working group addresses guideline for foods derived from animal biotechnology  (4/18/2006)

Consortium promotes sharing resources in genetic evaluation of beef cattle  (4/18/2006)

EPA considers dust regulations that could affect the agriculture industry  (4/18/2006)

Trade issues overview  (4/18/2006)

Mexico continues to dominate U.S. beef exports  (4/18/2006)

Variety meats vital to boosting U.S. beef exports  (4/18/2006)

Byproduct value improves in early 2006  (4/18/2006)

U.S. imports slow, Argentina ban on its exports will indirectly affect trade  (4/18/2006)

2006 feeder cattle imports indicate upward trend  (4/18/2006)

Cattle economic situation and outlook  (4/18/2006)

Early 2006 wholesale beef values higher than a year ago  (4/18/2006)

Consumers flunk FMD true/false quiz

Consumers enjoy ground beef but fat content is still concerning  (4/18/2006)

Beef cut and preparation preferences differ by ethnicity and age  (4/18/2006)

Niche beef products comprise small share of total retail beef sales  (10/5/2006)



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