Federal officials work through Christmas on mad cow probe
Federal investigators, working on Christmas Day, trace a possible mad cow source from Sunny Dene Ranch Mabton Washington to markets in Washington state. Authorities recall 10410 pounds of beef from Vern's Moses Lake Meat Co. and seek transport history while facing criticism over feed ban enforcement and calls for expanded testing and safeguards.
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Stephen Sandlof
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Associated Press
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Agriculture Department
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Tracking diseased cattle eyed in beef industry plan
A task force of industry and government experts, including Colorado State University, advances a national livestock tracking plan under the U S Animal Identification Plan. Ear tags or implants may be used to trace cattle from farm to fork within three years to combat disease and potential threats.
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Tom Field
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
U.S
Ani
Terry Stokes
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association
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