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Articles in October, 2004 issue of Feedstuffs

• VeraSun breaks ground on Iowa ethanol plant
• Buhler builds hygienizing, compacting feed system
• Genaissance Pharmaceuticals signs agreements with USDA.
• Stock summary
• Feedlogic awarded precision feeding patent
• Sanderson credits consumer demand, higher prices
  by Rod Smith
• Supreme Court sets Dec. 8 for hearing on fate of beef, other checkoff programs
  by Rod Smith
• Corn, soybean futures stabilize prior to USDA production report
  by Gil Gullickson
• Ridgefield Farms, Dakota Turkey building new South Dakota plants.
  by Rod Smith
• Hog project halted
  by Charlie Arnot
• DPL to appeal ruling in Monsanto suit
  by Michael Howie
• Ranch builds 'defendable system' for calf husbandry, veal production
  by Rod Smith
• Misguided or not, sacrifice brought end to industry price-fixing
• Swift expands volume in value-added beef
  by Rod Smith
• Cattle 'stacking up' on yards; eggs have message, headline, story
  by Rod Smith
• NRC releases report critiquing Corps river plan
  by Tim Lundeen
• Dishing on dumping
  by Charlie Arnot
• Industry structure research
  by Charlie Arnot
• Nebraska power
  by Charlie Arnot
• Accepting change means understanding 'why, what'
  by Rod Smith
• Congress gets into Rabobank-FCS debate
  by Sally Schuff
• Corn, soybean futures stabilize as bumper yield reports continue
  by Gil Gullickson
• Energy projected to soon replace feed as biggest factor production costs
  by Rod Smith
• Judge begins indicting parties in Parmalat case
  by Rod Smith
• WTO ratifies Canada in wheat board case
  by Ian Elliott
• Wayne breaks ground for processing plant
  by Rod Smith
• BNSF reports record second-quarter earnings
  by Michael Howie
• Investment units sue Parmalat, auditors, bankers
  by ROd Smith
• G-20 wants subsidy freeze, early decisions
  by Ian Elliott
• Farmer storage snaps back soybean futures; corn futures slightly down.
  by Gil Gullickson
• Scoular converts Orchard Park to direct-to-dairy
  by Michael Howie
• Rabobank proposal will elevate farm credit debate
  by Sally Schuff
• Lab targets emissions
  by Charlie Arnot
• DSM opens world's largest vitamin E plant
• Inflammatory responses may alter nutritional requirements.
  by Tim Lundeen
• Koizumi rebuffs appeal from Bush on BSE
  by Ian Elliott
• Fatty acid research reported to improve cow health, lactation
  by Tim Lundeen
• WHO urges vaccine development for avian flu
  by Ian Elliott
• Merial, BoviQuest to market gene markers for milk traits.
• Praise from ag sector
  by Charlie Arnot
• Canadian Pacific, Norfolk Southern seek trackage rights arrangements
• Merial expands Igenity services, tests.
  by Rod Smith
• California veal calf ranch raises bar 'to create opportunity' for veal industry
  by Rod Smith
• U.S. launches appeal of WTO cotton ruling
  by Ian Elliott
• Japan, U.S. start fourth round of BSE trade negotiations
  by Sally Schuff
• Breeding herd productivity continues
  by Rod Smith
• Who will become next secretary of agriculture?
  by Sally Schuff
• Mushroom program raises mandatory checkoff
  by Rod Smith
• USDA surprises all with crop report
  by Gil Gullickson
• Fischler, Byrne attend last meeting.
  by Ian Elliott
• Volume sales growth of pet foods in 2003 linked to market maturity.
  by Sarah Muirhead
• ADUFA draft guidance available
• Discover meeting to focus on genetic resources
• Livestock markets come to terms with September USDA reports
  by Tim Lundeen
• Plumrose USA turns to using remote video audits
• Guide released for transporting ag food products.
• Upcoming USAHA meeting to focus on surveillance
  by Sally Schuff
• Disaster aid debate centers on funding.
  by Sally Schuff
• Warnex salmonella kit validated
• PotashCorp reports record quarterly sales
  by Kristin Kauffman
• NGFA, Kansas State partner on profitability workshops
• Vet says public has spoken on veal production
  by Rod Smith
• Swine partners in Colorado
  by Charlie Arnot
• Smithfield acquires ConAgra cattle feedlots.
  by Rod Smith
• FCSA calls off merger with Rabobank, but deal challenges farm credit future.
  by Rod Smith
• PMWS infection may spread through unknown Agent-X factor
  by Tim Lundeen
• Entering the matrix
  by Charlie Arnot
• Coast Guard grants approval to NAEGA security program
• A better way: Cargill licenses feed mill maintenance program to Repete
  by Kristin Kauffman
• Canada advances details of its new feed rules for protecting against BSE
  by Ian Elliott
• Ruminant meat meal may lower feed costs: Part 1.
  by Jeffre Firman
• DuPont, Bunge to introduce low-linolenic oil.
• ABN to sell Martek DHA into aquaculture
• New diagnostic center dedicated in Michigan.
• Egg markets in growing trouble; beef business has 'enormous' day
  by Rod Smith
• Bovine genome sequence draft online
• Highlights from NRA meeting discussed
• USDA expects increase in hay production
• EU to set up GM-organic crop taskforce
  by Ian Elliott
• CDC foodborne illness estimates appear to be overstated
  by Richard Carnevale

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