Bruise Losses in Broilers Targeted by USDA Study
USDA ARS and Georgia experiments show about 20 percent of broilers are bruised enough to trim, costing the industry about 49 million dollars yearly. Most bruises occur before farm pickup, guiding new equipment and handling improvements. ARS report authors are Shackelford Childs and Hamann. copies available from ARS at Hyattsville Maryland.
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US Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Georgia College of Agriculture Experiment Stations
Athens
ARS
Albert D. Shackelford
Rex E. Childs
John A. Hamann
Transportation and Facilities Research Division
Federal Center
Hyattsville
Advertising Key To Ag Lime Sales Program
An Extension agronomist from The Pennsylvania State University told attendees at the Annual Limestone and Plant Nutrient Short Course in Minneapolis that product awareness is essential for profitable ag-lime sales. James H. Eakin urged lime producers to actively promote their product to create buyer recognition and grow business.
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Pennsylvania State University
Minneapolis
Minn
James H. Eakin
University of Minnesota
Eakin
New staff member pitches as super salesman
A new staff member claims to be a super salesman but the firm notes they do not sell supers. The exchange hints at mismatched branding and role expectations within the sales team.
First Egyptian King Word Recorded Around 3000 B.C.
The earliest known use of the word king appears in Egyptian records around 3000 B.C. The phrase about holiday spirit contrasts social exhortations with a personal seasonal sentiment.
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