Calves Cloned by Largest Breeding Service in Wisconsin
Two Holstein heifer calves, Fusion and Copy, were born as first applications of a cloning-like genetic process developed by American Breeders Service and University of Wisconsin Madison scientists. The method, intended to produce identical cattle sets, involves transferring nuclei from embryos into enucleated eggs and implanting them in cows. ABS aims to improve livestock efficiency, with commercial use years away according to president Robert E. Walton.
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Robert E. Walton
American Breeders Service
ABS
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Neal
Walton
W.R. Grace & Co
Ortega Moscow trip boosts contra aid push in Congress
Washington officials welcomed Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's planned Moscow visit as a potential lever to revive support for Contra aid. The White House indicated it hopes the trip mirrors a 1981 event that helped restore funding, while public comment remained cautious. The peace accord and a Sept. 30 expiration of current Contra aid complicate prospects, with officials noting humanitarian aid as the most likely short-term outcome.
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Reagan Administration
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White House
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Ortega
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State Department
Charles Redman
Soviet Union
Nicaragua
Reagan
United States
Central America
Sandinista
U.S
Congress
Food supply fears seen as unfounded by USDA economist
Washington AP reports Clark Edwards of USDA's Economic Research Service says world population growth is slowing and farmers worldwide are expanding capacity. He notes per capita output has risen, disproving Malthusian doom and stressing distribution and fair profit over sheer production.
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Agriculture Department
Clark Edwards
Department
Economic Research Service
Thomas Robert Malthus
Edwards
Agricultural Outlook Magazine
Malthus
Ireland
Henry George
George
Farms tied to 200 years of family history honored across nation
The Agriculture Department seeks public input on a 16 month recognition program for farms held in the same family for at least two centuries. Mizell notes the effort fits the bicentennial under way through 1988, with councils in each state issuing inscribed certificates to qualifying families. Three families from Virginia Maryland and Delaware already received certificates for farms dating to the 1730s.
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Agriculture Department
Wilmer D. Mizell
United States
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California
Mizell
Food and Agriculture Councils
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
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