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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Feedstuffs

• Former U.S. Foodservice executives charged with fraud, insider trading
  by Rod Smith
• Tyson reports increased earnings, sales
  by Rod Smith
• GeneThera signs letter to acquire VDx
• WTO finally settles ag trade framework
  by Ian Elliott
• Canadian cattle group has bone to pick with U.S
  by Sally Schuff
• Internal parasites of cattle can be considered silent thieves
  by Tim Lundeen
• Maple Leaf points to demand for meat products
  by Rod Smith
• Stock summary
• CRF board okays new swine nursery
• Terra to acquire Mississippi Chemical
  by Michael Howie
• Canada lifts last bird flu restrictions
• Auditor certification organization founded
  by Rod Smith
• Commerce Department ruling claims that Canadian farm programs are fair.
  by Sally Schuff
• Hazardous plants may be more potent in summer.
• Feedlots, plants deep into cost, price troubles.
  by Rod Smith
• DSM opens new feed premix facility in Turkey
• Customer expectations influence capabilities of Cargill mill
  by Sarah Muirhead
• Settlement sinks ADM's quarterly earnings
  by Michael Howie
• Feed grain, oilseed futures rally over concerns about crop size
  by Gil Gullickson
• WTO on subsidies: loopholes, vague promises
  by Ian Elliott
• Tyson to 'power the world' in launching $75 million promotion.
  by Rod Smith
• Bank merger to create 'deep expertise' in providing complete financial packages.
  by Rod Smith
• Bipartisan bills would significantly reform ESA
• Ft. Keogh research expansion unveiled
• Waste-to-oil company selling oil commercially
• Vitamin E form, source may be important for swine
  by R.L. Stuart
• Ag-Bag International to be purchased by Miller-St. Nazianz
  by Michael Howie
• Ingredient market
• Growing conditions pressure oilseeds, grains.
  by Gil Gullickson
• Vibratory membrane filtration system to be installed in Canada
• OSHA issues final rule on respiratory protection
• Perdue acquires assets of PACMA
• Feeders win standoff with plants; chicken returns to be best ever
  by Rod Smith
• Researchers identify single-gene source of aphid resistance.
• Kemin Americas resumes marketing NutroCAL
• Dean says milk price increase was 'unprecedented'
  by Rod Smith
• Steel-belted reinforcement provides blast resistance
• Antioxidants may have clear benefit in pet foods
  by Lucy Tucker
• Voters face two different ag platforms
  by Sally Schuff
• Employers should consider practices liability insurance.
  by Judy A. Jacobs
• Hyperbole, double speak and spin result from recent WTO agreement
  by Ian Elliott
• Groups praise WTO deal
  by Michael Howie
• A better way: best way to prevent explosions is to know contributing factors
  by Jaron Vande Hoef
• Non-essential amino acids may have roles in broiler growth
  by Tim Lundeen
• Corn gets cheaper after USDA report
  by Gil Gullickson
• Cargill reports big jump in earnings
  by Michael Howie
• Reaction to FDA BSE proposal mixed.
  by Sarah Muirhead
• Swine nutrition spotlighted at Purdue-sponsored conference
• Earnings improvement
  by Charlie Arnot
• Pilgrim's attributes acquisition, positive trends
  by Rod Smith
• Research shows significant industry losses from proposed BSE regulations
  by Sarah Muirhead
• July-finished cattle have improved gains, conversions
  by Marcus A. Hoelscher
• Researchers advise to keep eating salmon
• DOJ approves Syngenta acquisition of Advanta: Syngenta inks technology agreement with DPL
  by Michael Howie
• Frontline perspective
  by Charlie Arnot
• Producers told to act now on husbandry chasm
  by Rod Smith
• Ingredient manufacturers, distributors profiled
• Parmalat sweetens debt-equity swap to ease growing holder discontent
  by Rod Smith
• Parmalat sues Citigroup in fraud, settles with SEC.
  by Rod Smith
• Ingredient market
• Bank deal could prompt examination, 'modernization'.
  by Rod Smith
• CN consolidates bulk commodities into single unit
• New system allows for true zero-bin-entry
• Phase-feeding broilers could lower cost, maintain performance
  by William A. Dudley-Cash
• Cool weather, crop conditions boost feed grain, oilseed futures
  by Gil Gullickson
• AT&T, Invizeon deliver emergency alert system
• CVM reports on compliance with ruminant feed rule
  by Sarah Muirhead
• Grant awarded to study how genes stray.
• Kerry-Edwards agriculture platform
• USPB converts to incorporated company
  by Rod Smith
• Upset over enforcement
  by Charlie Arnot
• U.S. equipment sales positive; Canadian markets less optimistic
• ADM, Johnson Co-op form Skyland Grain
  by Michael Howie
• Lallemand buys Alltech's alcohol division
  by Michael Howie
• Bush signs Australian free trade agreement
  by Michael Howie
• Kraft reports 'long-term commitment' to brands
  by Rod Smith
• NAS report says biotech techniques should not be singled out for safety
  by Sally Schuff
• Effective marketing requires proper planning, execution
  by John Graham
• Parmalat sues two more banks to recover money
  by Rod Smith
• FDA sets 2005 ADUFA fee rates

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