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EEF Daily would like to wish a Happy Veterans Day to those
who have served our nation to protect our freedom. I know it comes with
great sacrifice to step into the big shoes of a soldier, and I want to
take this opportunity today to show my appreciation. My grandpa, Alvin
Nolz, served in the Army. He enlisted when he was 20 years old, and from
1951-1953, he helped America in the Korean War by working as a cook in
the Service in both Japan and Korea.
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This issue sponsored by:
Profit Proven
Gardiner Influenced Commercial Angus Female Sale
Nov. 30, 2009 • Pratt Livestock in Pratt, Kansas
Selling 700 head
Visit www.gardinerangus.com/home.html
for more information.
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Purebred cattle entries for the Sioux Empire Farm Show
Jan. 26-30 must be in the farm show office by Nov. 16. The Angus and
Simmental breeds will show and sell Jan. 27; Hereford, Limousin, Red
Angus and Charolais will show and sell Jan. 28; Maine-Anjou will show
and sell Jan. 29.
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The first lab tests confirming Epizootic Hemorrhagic
Disease (EHD) in the state of Montana have been received, according to
Neil Anderson, supervisor of Montana's Wildlife Lab. While EHD more
commonly affects wildlife, cattle may show mild symptoms. EHD does not
usually cause fatalities in domestic livestock but it may reduce
productivity.
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This issue sponsored by:
Forget the trick shot. Aim
high at J-Buckle Ranch.
Learn more about our registered and commercial Angus operation at www.j-buckleranch.com
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Representatives from Texas’ cattle industry recently
discussed future research and educational partnerships related to fever
ticks at a summit hosted by the Texas AgriLife Extension Service. The
fever tick is a major concern to the livestock and wildlife industry,
said Dr. Tom Hairgrove, livestock systems program coordinator with
AgriLife Extension Service and Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic
Laboratory. It can carry and transmit Babesia, a blood parasite that can
kill adult cattle. Other hosts for the fever tick are horses, deer, elk
and other deer species.
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Meet BEEF Daily Editor Amanda Nolz. With
her boots planted firmly on the ground as both a cattle producer and an
agriculture writer and speaker, this young cattle industry professional
presents her unique perspective on pertinent industry issues and trends
each Monday to Thursday morning.
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