Japan’s BSE demands dividing U.S. cattle industry
JAPAN - Japan’s continued insistence that the U.S. test all cattle for bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) at slaughter is creating a divide in the cattle industry. Scientists agree that BSE, commonly called mad cow disease, doesn’t develop in cattle until about 30 months of age.Source: Iowa Farm Bureau
21 June 2004
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