Report: USDA Won't Seek Horn Attack Film
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After threats of legislation by Nevada's senators, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has abandoned attempts to get footage of the Roy Horn tiger attack.
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A second case of mad cow disease may have turned up in the United States but meat from the suspect animal has not entered the food chain, Agriculture Department officials said Thursday.
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South Korea rejected a third batch of U.S. beef, this time from Iowa, after bone chips the size of pea were found in a package, the agriculture ministry said on Wednesday, adding it plans to return the 10.2-ton shipment.
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OTTAWA (CP) - No feed bag - or cat dish - will be left unturned as the Canadian Food Inspection Agency probes what cattle on a central Alberta farm may have eaten to trigger a case of mad cow disease.
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LAS VEGAS - Despite two subpoenas from federal authorities, the company behind the Siegfried & Roy magic show has refused to turn over video of last year's tiger attack on illusionist Roy Horn, The Associated Press has learned.    The U.S...
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The US Agriculture Department said it will maintain its policy of publicizing &quot;inconclusive&quot; results from preliminary tests for mad cow disease, a spokesman said on Wednesday
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The House voted Monday to protect aid to farmers who convert to environmentally sound practices. The measure, now on its way to President Bush, would block the Agriculture Department from tapping some of the funding for administrative expenses. The USDA's use of program money for overhead costs farmers about &#36;150 million a year that could help them learn farming methods that protect air, water and wildlife, said Environmental Defense spokesman Scott Faber.
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First-round screening tests returned  "inconclusive" results for mad cow disease from one animal and  samples were being submitted for final and more sophisticated  analysis, the U.S. Agriculture Department said on Thursday.
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USDA sanctions Calif. meatpacker for not having prevented sick animals from entering food supply.
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Final U.S. government tests on an  animal suspected of having mad cow disease were not yet  complete, the U.S. Agriculture Department said, with no  announcement on the results expected on Monday.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture yesterday asked U.S. farmers to keep their cloned animals off the market indefinitely even as Food and Drug Administration officials announced that food from cloned livestock is safe to eat.
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The officials released few details and refused to say where the possibly diseased animal was found. They said it would be four to seven days before more could be confirmed, a delay that livestock industry
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The USDA is researching another inconclusive test for mad cow disease.
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Japan announced confirmation of its third case of mad cow disease this year, but a beef industry export official said he doesn&#39;t expect it to impact trade talks between Japan and the United States.
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By Joyce Lobeck, The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.  Feb. 19--Possible neighbors of the proposed hog farm in eastern Yuma  County aren't quite ready to accept an animal feeding operation in their  backyard even though the company intends to break ground this week.
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U.S. dairy producers will have to stop pitching the idea that drinking more milk spurs weight loss, the Federal Trade Commission told a physician's advocacy group in a letter made public on Friday.
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But the film will not draw in the audiences.