The debilitating drought that is drying up Texas is making it too expensive for ranchers to keep their herds, forcing them to sell off record numbers of cattle, reports Karen Brown reports.
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the fire is now just six-percent contained - after burning through 408-thousand acres---and destroying 31 homes and cabins. officials say its on the brink of moving into new mexico. and tonight crews are preparing for a change in the weather. eddie garcia is live near reserve with tonight's big story. calm winds have helped firefighters a little over the past few days - but that's going to change tomorrow afternoon when high winds are expected to return. governor susana martinez was in town today looking at the plan of action for when that happens. governor susana martinez gets a first hand look at the battle plan as the luna area is staring down the barrel of the unquenchable wallow fire. the state is using a lot of resources to keep it from crossing state lines -- calm winds are giving firefighters some help, but the clock is ticking as those high winds are expected to return. the price tag isn't cheap more than 19 million in arizona has already been spent. "it's costing us to be here to of course with the support that we're providing but that's secondary. primary is safety and preventing that fire from coming across. crews are clearing out potential fuel for the fire in the area near luna and reserve -- many working here live in these towns. this is catastrophic for us. it's insult to injury for ranchers who are already devastated from a severe drought . tom patterson has over 400 hundred head of cattle that he's trying to move to safety. we have stressed cattle, they <b>...</b>
BC Moustache Ranchers have been growing mo's in BC for generations. Their time-tested methods have been passed down from father to son for over one hundred years. Mo ranchers take pride in their locally-grown product, the best in the world. Yet their livelihood is under attack by cheap, foreign-made mo's being produced in factories overseas. Support your local BC Moustache Rancher today at mobro.co/mo-ndp
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack addressed a gathering of farmers and ranchers in Washington, DC, and told them to get lawmakers' attention.
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This is a meeting from the Winter of 2011, where Ranchers and farmers try to tell their Fish and Game department to come clean on the massive wolf problem. This video also shows the connection to Agenda 21, and how the criminal enterprise known as wolf introduction is used as a tool to run ranchers off of their land.
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Defenders' Suzanne Stone and Roger Olson of the Wood River Project in Idaho demonstrate the proven, nonlethal techniques being used to successfully prevent wolf-livestock conflicts. To learn more about these techniques, visit www.defenders.org
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Mark Grafton from the BC Cattlemen's Association Executive talks about the impacts of various projects funded by the Investment Agriculture Foundation, including communications training for the beef industry, the Certified Livestock Transport course, non-SRM slaughter waste composting, and a seminar with Temple Grandin on livestock care. Funding for these projects was provided through programs delivered on behalf Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the BC Ministry of Agriculture.
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We're rolling out the Global Animal Partnership 5-Step Animal Welfare Rating in our stores across the United States. Meet some of the farmers and ranchers we partner with. And, look for for Step-rated meat and poultry the next time you stop by the meat department at your local Whole Foods Market.
PART 1: During the summer of 2010, MSGA was fortunate to have Lauren Chase from the University of Iowa as our multimedia communications intern. Lauren spent the summer traveling to ranches across the state and putting together short video profiles of ranchers and informative issues-oriented features. This video is Lauren's honor's project for her broadcast journalism and anthropology majors. It highlights family ranches in Montana with interviews and footage of summer ranching life. The ranchers discuss their desire to pass the ranch on to the next generation, and the environmental and economic issues they deal with on a day-to-day basis. Also, a wildlife biologist from the USDA's NRCS, discusses the importance of ranchers for supporting biodiversity on rangeland in Montana. Congratulations to Lauren for completing this culminating project from a fantastic summer. Thanks to MSGA's Research, Education, and Endowment Foundation for funding the internship.
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Farmer, consumer outcry helping to stop passage of draconian 'food safety' bill Ethan A. Huff NaturalNews September 21, 2010 Advocates of Senate Bill 510 (S.510) — also known as the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act — are lamenting the delayed passage of the sweeping legislation that many say threatens American food freedom. According to reports, opposition from the public, local farmers and some members of Congress could delay a vote on the bill until November — and may even kill it completely. According to a recent New York Times article in obvious favor of the legislation, the Senate calendar is filled with a multitude of other bills that need to be voted on before members leave for the campaign trail in October. But since not all members are in favor of the legislation, advocates are straining to find ways to get it passed. Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) opposed the bill because he believes the increased FDA authority over food granted by the bill would not necessarily improve food safety. And Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) says the bill gives the federal government too much power over small farms and facilities, and that local authorities are better suited to enforce existing food safety laws. Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) recently criticized Coburn for opposing the bill, accusing him of playing "politics" and emphasizing that in light of the recent Iowa egg recall, it is "unconscionable" to oppose the legislation. But it is now becoming widely believed that the recall was <b>...</b>
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Farmer, consumer outcry helping to stop passage of draconian 'food safety' bill Ethan A. Huff NaturalNews September 21, 2010 Advocates of Senate Bill 510 (S.510) — also known as the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act — are lamenting the delayed passage of the sweeping legislation that many say threatens American food freedom. According to reports, opposition from the public, local farmers and some members of Congress could delay a vote on the bill until November — and may even kill it completely. According to a recent New York Times article in obvious favor of the legislation, the Senate calendar is filled with a multitude of other bills that need to be voted on before members leave for the campaign trail in October. But since not all members are in favor of the legislation, advocates are straining to find ways to get it passed. Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) opposed the bill because he believes the increased FDA authority over food granted by the bill would not necessarily improve food safety. And Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) says the bill gives the federal government too much power over small farms and facilities, and that local authorities are better suited to enforce existing food safety laws. Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) recently criticized Coburn for opposing the bill, accusing him of playing "politics" and emphasizing that in light of the recent Iowa egg recall, it is "unconscionable" to oppose the legislation. But it is now becoming widely believed that the recall was <b>...</b>
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In the middle of California's Bay Area, a ranching family provides a haven for wildlife and endangered species. The family's management practices have not only improved rangeland health, but is a prime example of the conservation ethic that has been instilled over generations in the ranchers who manage the lands today -- and the love of the land that is being passed on to their children.
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PART 2: During the summer of 2010, MSGA was fortunate to have Lauren Chase from the University of Iowa as our multimedia communications intern. Lauren spent the summer traveling to ranches across the state and putting together short video profiles of ranchers and informative issues-oriented features. This video is Lauren's honor's project for her broadcast journalism and anthropology majors. It highlights family ranches in Montana with interviews and footage of summer ranching life. The ranchers discuss their desire to pass the ranch on to the next generation, and the environmental and economic issues they deal with on a day-to-day basis. Also, a wildlife biologist from the USDA's NRCS, discusses the importance of ranchers for supporting biodiversity on rangeland in Montana. Congratulations to Lauren for completing this culminating project from a fantastic summer. Thanks to MSGA's Research, Education, and Endowment Foundation for funding the internship.
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Equitrekking on PBS takes a look at Great American Ranches, riding at various dude ranches, guest ranches and working ranches in Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, Quebec, Texas, Maui and the Big Island to see how their geography and history influence their present workings. Emmy-nominated Equestrian travel expert, Darley Newman, interviews dude ranchers and cowboys who have chosen to hold fast to their traditions and Western culture, viewers learn what it's like to run a ranch in America, while also riding through some of the beautiful wild terrain where these ranches lie. Watch the Equitrekking video promos and purchase Equitrekking DVDs at www.equitrekking.com. Learn about EquitrekkingTravel.com's exceptional equestrian vacations at http
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Yellow Tail wine recently chose to donate $100000 to the wealthiest animal rights organziation in the world, the Humane Society of the United States. I say dump their wine and start supporting the family farmers and ranchers they turned their backs on.
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Senator John Hoeven (RN.D.) calls on USDA Forestry Chief Tom Tidwell to use more equitable means of resolving disputes over grassland management in western North Dakota. Hoeven invites Tidwell to North Dakota to work with ranchers on ways to best manage rangelands.
A young Arizona ranching couple finds that they need to diversify to help make their historic family ranching operation profitable. That means new ventures like Agri-tourism as well as new product lines. Visit tinyurl.com to watch the entire Episode 405.
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"In my business of managing natural resources and livestock, every day is Earth Day," says Leo Barthelmess, Jr. a Malta, Montana area rancher and a leader of the Ranchers Stewardship Alliance. Partnering with diverse interests including the Natural Resources and Conservation Service, Environmental Defense Fund, The Nature Conservancy, World Wildlife Fund and Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, the Ranchers Stewardship Alliance is helping ranchers in South Phillips County, Montana sustain and enhance habitat for grassland birds, sage grouse and pronghorn antelope. The group's projects harness the generational wisdom and thrift of prairie ranchers, in tandem with the knowledge and resources of environmental agencies and nonprofits, for the lasting benefit of the wildlife, grasslands, people and communities of the northern prairies. The Montana Stockgrowers Association named RSA winners of the 2010 Montana Environmental Stewardship Award and traveled to South Phillips County in April 2010 to learn more about how these ranchers protect the environment every day. Visit MSGA's Facebook page to see photos from this visit. Learn more at www.ranchersstewardshipalliance.org or at www.mtbeef.org.
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I got 13 jolly ranchers in my mouth before I started drooling and laughing too much to keep them in. I HATE watermelon jolly ranchers, and that was the majority of what was in my mouth. it was terrible. myspace.com
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Note: This is a collection of all the [unlock your disk] section shown in the anime monster rancher, not a anime series of it. Monster Rancher was originally an anime from japan, known as Monster Farm or モンスターファーム in katakana, which was broadcasted in 1999. It was then dubbed to various languages to suit different preferences. And this video was found around the 1st half of the show, with 16 different parts maybe. And this was a total list of it. To make it short, this video consist of 16 series of [unlock your disk] found by the Monster Rancher group. (I mean the unofficial ones that creates to provide us with monster ranchers (^3^) )
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