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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Feedstuffs

• Divisive issues can lead to unintended consequences
  by Kenneth Eng
• Draft WTO framework out by July 13
  by Ian Elliott
• ADM reaches settlement in HFCS suit
• Syngenta to acquire Golden Harvest, finish strategy to reach 'critical mass'.
  by Michael Howie
• Cargill launches advisory service
• FDA to hold public workshop on MUMS
• Southern States to buy rest of Agway's share of Cooperative Milling
  by Michael Howie
• Soybean meal markets plunge; no surprises from proposed rules
  by Gil Gullickson
• MorphoSys, Novaplant sign collaboration
• Mobile bag technique may determine energy content: a modified protocol to the mobile nylon bag technique has been used to determine digestible energy contents of a variety of potential swine ration ingredients
  by P.A. Thacker
• Something smells--but this time, its not the hogs
  by Sally Schuff
• Bulk bag weigh system
• Neugebauer uses faulty logic on Brazil's trade policy, U.S. cotton
  by Ian Elliott
• Bio-based products gain popularity.
• Maternal vitamin D feeding may improve chick growth
  by Tim Lundeen
• BSE screenings find two inconclusives: first inconclusive confirmed negative
  by Sally Schuff
• Phosphorus nutrition may be critical for multiparous cows
  by Tim Lundeen
• CPR, NSR move to improve performance of rail network
• Lansing Grain acquires two Idaho operations
  by Michael Howie
• Hogs report shows risk if demand makes misstep
  by Rod Smith
• Computer models help guide ethanol production research
• Ethanol, exports and livestock: will there be enough corn to supply future needs?
  by Robert N. Wisner
• Air standards approved. (Swine Industry News))
  by Michael Howie
• New product leads to withdrawal period change for use of ceftiofur in swine
  by Sarah Muirhead
• Ingredient market
• Norfolk Southern reports record revenues
  by Michael Howie
• Cattle feeding continues to be profitable
  by Marcus A. Hoelscher
• LOL looking at options
  by Michael Howie
• ConAgra attributes portfolio reshaping
  by Rod Smith
• USDA forges course in new way of conducting BSE tests
  by Sally Schuff
• New cases of avian influenza reported in Asian flocks.
  by Ian Elliott
• Coalition formed to study food veterinary medicine
• Ag community turns eyes to Geneva as WTO talks enter critical phase
  by Ian Elliott
• Brucellosis case found in Wyoming.
• Negotiators start tough WTO framework talks
  by Ian Elliott
• Project identifies genes for tenderness; researchers put value on tender cuts
  by Rod Smith
• Fumigant now registered in 47 states
• Canada set to enhance BSE feed controls
  by Sarah Muirhead
• Many factors responsible for changes in milk prices
  by Ken Bailey
• CN enters consent agreement regarding BC Rail partnership
• Ingredient market.
• Doha Round, BSE issues keep the world turning
  by Sally Schuff
• Scotland opens animal disease lab
• CopRice installs vertical hammer mills in Australian plant
• Hoop meeting
  by Michael Howie
• Voluntary COOL gets House support
  by Sally Schuff
• Amino acid digestibilities needed for poultry rations
  by T. Applegate
• FDA under fire for delaying action on proposed feed rules
  by Sally Schuff
• USDA announces feed assistance
• Martin unveils Canadian Cabinet
  by Ian Elliott
• Minister okays Parmalat plan for reorganization
  by Rod Smith
• Stock summary
• USDA report, weather drops feed grains
  by Gil Gullickson
• Research has proven it and experts have warned--swine influenza virus (SIV)
  by Tim Lundeen
• Moody's places ADM under review
• Are producers always in search of the cheapest price?
  by Allan Gray
• Joint hearing set for BSE surveillance testing.
  by Sally Schuff
• Good weather slices corn futures; tight supplies boost soy markets
  by Gil Gullickson
• Member equality important to co-op business approach
  by Robert J. Ludwig
• Ingredient market
• Cooked chicken exports to increase due to avian influenza, live markets
  by Rod Smith
• Circuit instructs lower court to reconsider Rose Acre case
• FDA releases long-awaited proposals to strengthen BSE safeguards in U.S
  by Sally Schuff
• IPPC moves forward
  by Michael Howie
• Avian flu spreads to nine Thai provinces.
  by Ian Elliott
• EU approves GM corn variety for feed use
  by Ian Elliott
• Newman to become AFIA president.
• Veneman faces countless questions on BSE surveillance program report
  by Sally Schuff
• Chicken prices take downturn
  by Rod Smith
• Markets sent into tailspin as crops are in excellent condition
  by Gil Gullickson
• Supreme Court remands antitrust case on foreign vitamin purchases
  by Henry D.McCoy
• House hears testimony on animal identification.
  by Sally Schuff
• Thiamin may improve health of steers with high sulfate intakes
  by Tim Lundeen
• Paradigm, EPL collaborate on automated pathology software
• Stock summary
• Furnas sale approved
  by Michael Howie
• USDA to allow emergency grazing
• Manure research
  by Michael Howie
• ADM, CGB trade grain facilities
  by Michael Howie
• Iowa, Texas follow California in top-ranked ag exporting states.
  by Michael Howie

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