Cattle Feed and Land Use Byproducts
Cattle produce high quality protein from fibrous resources. Ruminants convert grass and straw into beef, using land largely unavailable for human food. Over a lifetime cattle eat about three pounds of grain per pound of weight, with many cattle grass fed in 1974 and likely to rise.
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William A. Ljungdahl
New Mexico State University
Ljungdahl
Penton Land
United States
New Mexico Inspections Begin On Gasoline Lead content
The NM Department of Agriculture under a contract with the EPA starts a 12 month inspection focusing on lead content in unleaded gasoline. Federal limit is 0.05 grams of lead per gallon. Pump nozzles for leaded and unleaded gasoline will be checked for quality and proper dispensing.
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New Mexico Department of Agriculture
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
NMDA
Division of Markets and Consumer Services
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