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 1. New Dairy Princess Named At Iowa State Fair
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2008-08-07 18:51:38.0 Katie Steinlage of West Union is the new Iowa Dairy Princess. The recent graduate of North Fayette High School will participate in promotional activities all across Iowa forthe next year.
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 2. FDA Advice To Retail And Foodservice Operations On Raw Oysters Shipped With "for Cooking Only" Label As Part Of A Vibrio Parahaemolyticus Control Plan
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2008-08-07 18:48:03.0 FDA is advising retail and foodservice operations to be aware that raw oysters shipped in containers bearing a "For Cooking Only" label may have a greater ikelihood of containing harmful levels of the Vibrio parahaemolyticus (Vp) bacterium, which may cause illness, than do raw oysters not labeled in this manner.
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 3. U.S. EPA Helps green Humboldt County community Receives $50,000 In Federal Aid For Pilot Project
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2008-08-07 18:46:50.0 (8/7/2008 -- SAN FRANCISCO) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is providing technical assistance to Humboldt County, California to promote green planning and design under the Brownfields sustainability pilot program
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 4. Aaep Issues White Paper On Ending The Soring Of Tennessee Walking Horses
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2008-08-07 18:46:29.0 Calling it one of the most significant welfare issues affecting any equine breed or discipline, the American Association of Equine Practitioners today issued recommendations for eliminating the abusive practice within the Tennessee Walking Horse industry known as soring. http://www.aaep.org/press_room.php?term=2008&id;=312
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 5. Virginia Dig Searches For Black Southern Heritage
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2008-08-07 18:46:14.0 Construction equipment began digging this week in Shockoe Bottom at the former site of Lumpkin's Slave Jail, an infamous stop in the former Confederate capitol's once-thriving commerce in enslaved men, women and children.The Richmond Slave Trail Commission is attempting to link key stops in slavery's footprint _ from a James River port where slaves were transported to an old, long-forgotten burial ground and, ultimately, the former site of Lumpkin's Jail. The
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 6. Disturbing Case Of Animal Cruelty
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2008-08-07 18:46:12.0 A Northeast Kingdom man has been arrested for a disturbing case of animal cruelty.
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 7. Letter: Proposition 2 Will Hurt Farmers
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2008-08-07 18:46:11.0 While I appreciate you're your recent decision to run the Associated Press article, "Animal Rights Law would require room to roam" (July 27), I am disappointed by your decision to announce the "party" being hosted by the issue proponents on the E-R's Sunday Farm Page.
The Animal Concerns News Service



 8. EPA Expands Study Of Pharmaceuticals In Waterways
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2008-08-07 18:45:26.0 Washington, Dc, August 6, 2008 (ens) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Is Preparing To Conduct A Detailed Study Of...
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 9. Fisher-price Recalls Learning Pots And Pans Toys Due To Choking Hazard
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2008-08-07 16:52:46.0 Missing screws in the blue toy pan can cause the clear plastic cover to come loose and release small balls, presenting a choking hazard to young children.
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 10. Agriculture Futures Open Trading Higher On Cbot
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2008-08-07 16:52:28.0 Agriculture Futures Traded Higher Thursday On The Chicago Board Of Trade. Wheat For September Delivery Rose 31.25 Cents To $7.97 A Bushel; December Corn Added 10.75 Cents To $5.385 A Bushel; December Oats Gained 7 Cents To $3.83 A Bushel; Novemb
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Thursday, August 7, 2008

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Last Updated:3:56 PM EDT August 7, 2008
Conditions:Mostly Cloudy
Temperature:81° F
Heat Index:81° F
Humidity:44%
Dew Point:57° F
Wind:WSW at 8 MPH
Pressure:29.71 Inches
Visibility:10.0 Miles
Sun Rise:06:11 AM
Sun Set:08:14 PM
Moon Rise:12:58 PM
Moon Set:11:06 PM


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 Looking Ahead

 Pennsylvania Farmers Tell State Lawmakers About Financial Woes

 Oil Firm Sues Usfs Over Permit Delay

 State Financial Aid Helps Keep Farm Traditions Alive

 On A Mission To Add To Greenery

 Drought Reduces Pumpkin Harvest

 Community Events Announced

 Preserve Efforts Not Halting Loss Of Farms

 Hog Farms Try Collecting Gas, Making Energy

 Brothers Leave Millions To Twins Day Festival In Twinsburg


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 Farmers & Merchants Posts Record $6M Income

 GOV. Perry Issues Disaster Declaration In Anticipation Of Tropical Storm Edouard Impact On Texas Communities

 Agriculture: UC Study Reports Prop. 2 Would Destroy State Egg Industry

 York County AG Land Value Increases

 Iowa Congressional Delegation Asks For Land Set Aside For Conservation To Be Released For Haying

 Answers About The Vegan Lifestyle In New York

 Field Day Features Tips For Golf Course Care

 The Colorado Proud Challenge

 Landowner Faces Penalties For Damaging Alaskan Wetlands And Streams

 Author Will Discuss Sustainable Agriculture


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