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HEBERT BROS. MEAT MARKET RECORDS Printed items are primarily supplements and amendments to federal regulations regarding meat processors, wholesalers, slaughter of livestock, pricing of meat products, and the rationing and distribution of the food supply to the civilian population and armed forces. Records consist of correspondence, reports on slaughtered livestock, federal regulations on meat production, invoices, purchase orders, claims for subsidy payments, statements of account, and   Claims submitted for livestock slaughter payments state the amount of each claim. www.lib.lsu.edu /special/findaid/3833.htm   (372 words)

Montana Department of Livestock Market Consignment permits are available for livestock consigned and delivered directly to a livestock auction or licensed livestock slaughter house located in another county of the state or directly to a authorized shipping point in an adjoining county, where a livestock inspector is available for inspection. A bill of sale signed by the seller and adequately describing the livestock sold must be presented to the livestock inspector whenever the change of ownership inspection is made or whenever a buyer of livestock requests a county line or state line inspection for livestock. The grazing permit allows the owner or his agent to move his livestock into an adjoining county and return for grazing purposes, when they are being moved to and from land owned or controlled by the owner or his agent. mt.gov /liv/brands/hlthrqmn.asp   (839 words)

Livestock Slaughter This monthly full-text file contains the number of head, live weight, dressed weight of cattle, calves, sheep, lambs, hog and pigs slaughtered in commercial plants and number by class in federally inspected plants by states; red meat production by species by states and U.S. Livestock Track Records, September 2004 [ Text The track records are comprised of National level statistics for the principal livestock commodities in the NASS commodity estimation program. This special publication, released on September 17, 2004, contains track records of United States Livestock and Poultry Inventory and Production were assembled to serve as a ready reference for data users. usda.mannlib.cornell.edu /reports/nassr/livestock/pls-bb   (103 words)

Horse Slaughter - Doris Day Animal League Most horses arrive at the slaughterhouse via livestock auctions where, often unknown to the seller, they are bought by middlemen working for the slaughter plants. Although supporters of the practice often refer to horse slaughter as “humane euthanasia”, there can be no mistaking it – horse slaughter is not humane, and poll after poll show that Americans want the cruelty to end. American horses are being slaughtered for human consumption in Europe and Asia where the meat is considered a delicacy. www.ddal.org /horseprotection   (573 words)

State Regulations for Louisiana All eligible swine moving into Louisiana for slaughter purposes must be consigned to a specifically approved slaughter establishment maintaining state or federal meat inspection or livestock auction market specifically approved to handle slaughter hogs from out-of-state. All swine consigned to Louisiana for feeding or breeding purposes or for exhibition must be permanently identified to the herd of origin by an official ear tag or tattoo (unless prohibited by federal regulations). All poultry brought into Louisiana shall be accompanied by a VS Form 9-2, indicating that the flock of origin is under the National Poultry Improvement Plan and is free of salmonella pullorum (pullorum) and salmonella gallinarum (typhoid). www.aphis.usda.gov /vs/sregs/la.html   (1821 words)

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Search Results for slaughter - Encyclopædia Britannica The slaughter of livestock involves three distinct stages: preslaughter handling, stunning, and slaughtering. Steers and heifers average 495 kilograms at slaughter and produce carcasses weighing 315 kilograms (63 percent yield of live weight). Heat ring is a problem associated with beef carcasses and results from differential chilling rates of the muscles after slaughter. www.britannica.com /search?query=slaughter&submit=Find&source=MWTEXT   (542 words)

Search Results for slaughter - Encyclopædia Britannica The slaughter of livestock involves three distinct stages: preslaughter handling, stunning, and slaughtering. Heat ring is a problem associated with beef carcasses and results from differential chilling rates of the muscles after slaughter. Beef carcasses are split into two sides on the slaughter floor. www.britannica.com /search?query=slaughter&submit=Find&source=MWTEXT   (542 words)

Institute for Justice: Newsletters Online In the Slaughter-House Cases, the high court in a 5-4 decision (a rare close vote in that era) allowed the bribe-induced Louisiana legislature to create a 25-year monopoly for slaughtering livestock. The legislature granted one company the exclusive power to operate a slaughterhouse in New Orleans and required all other butchers to use that facility and to pay for its services. One hundred and twenty-five years ago this year, citizens of the United States became less free when the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a decision that was as ugly in name as it was in effect. www.ij.org /publications/liberty/1998/l_5_98_c.html   (542 words)

Livestock Awareness The small amount of animals we rescued will not affect the number of animals being bred for slaughter, however, Andy has since come to believe that the best way to save farm animals is not to rescue them. Recently, LCA-Arizona volunteers, Terri Greatorex and Andy Schulgasser,went to the livestock auction, to document the abuse of animals behind the scenes. Andy bottle feeding Denzil, one of our new calves. home.earthlink.net /~btida/LCA-Arizona/livestock.html   (542 words)

OR_LS765.txt Feeder steers and heifers under 600 lbs 53 percent, (32 percent steers, 21 percent heifers), over 600 lbs 18 percent (10 percent steers, 8 percent heifers), slaughter cows and bulls 21 percent, replacement cows 8 percent. OR_LS765 BARTOW, FL Wed Sep 14, 2005 USDA-FL Dept of Ag Sumter County Livestock Auction - Report - Tue - (09/13) This week: 1529 Last week: closed Year ago: closed Compared to last week: no trends due to no sale last week. www.ams.usda.gov /mnreports/OR_LS765.txt   (542 words)

Text Version Louisiana Slaughter Cattle Slaughter Cattle Auctions - Baton Rouge, LA Alexandria Livestock Auction Report (Wed) www.ams.usda.gov /LSMNpubs/txCSALA.htm   (12 words)

Horse meat market threatened Old horses are often sent to the livestock ring where they are sold for slaughter. Horses designated for slaughter are sent to one of three plants in the United States — two in Texas and one in Illinois. Although statistics are not kept on the number of horses sold for slaughter in North Dakota, Carlson said there are about 50,000 live horses in the state. www.bismarcktribune.com /articles/2005/08/15/news/update/doc4300ffd9dbb46735228839.txt   (601 words)

Waste of the West: Chapter 12 - Alernatives Exotic game ranching also is increasingly popular on private land, especially in Texas, where some 200 ranches use exotic species as a major source of income or to augment livestock operations. For example, pertaining to the Audubon Research Ranch, where 20 livestock- free years has increased the proportion of groundcover from 20% to 80% and increased wildlife tremendously, Director Dr. Mark Stromberg says he believes Savory does not understand that heavy exploitation is not necessarily a part of all environments (Johnson 1987). The tiny drop in the US beef supply could be compensated in perhaps 5 to 10 years by the continued reduction in beef consumption; or additional cattle be raised in the East, where pastures are 20 to 30 times more livestock-productive than Western rangeland. www.wasteofthewest.com /chapter12/Chapter12.html   (14513 words)

Animals and "Standing to Sue" (Part I) Section 1 of the Act (7 U.S.C. § 1901) declares it to be the policy of the United States 'that the slaughtering of livestock and the handling of livestock in connection with slaughter shall be carried out only by humane methods.' And section 3 provides: Section 5 of the Act provides for the establishment of an advisory committee to assist in implementing the Act's provisions, with one of the members of the advisory committee being a 'person familiar with the requirements of religious faiths with respect to slaughter.' 7 U.S.C. § 1905. Certain members of the orthodox Jewish community were alarmed with respect to the implications of the proposed legislation both with regard to the possible restriction of pre-slaughter handling and to the possibility of anti-Semitic propaganda which had accompanied similar legislation in other countries. www.instituteforanimalrightslaw.org /articles_animals_sue_part1.htm   (14513 words)

BBC News EUROPE Foot-and-mouth hits 11th Dutch farm The Dutch Agriculture Minister, Laurens-Jan Brinkhorst, said he wanted Europe to revisit the idea of mass vaccination of livestock to avoid such a slaughter in future. On Friday angry farmers there briefly held hostage three workers from the country's Meat and Animal Inspection Service, and erected blockades to protest against the preventive slaughter of thousands of healthy livestock. Many people do not understand in this country why one should slaughter massively if by simple vaccination one could avoid the outbreak news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/world/europe/newsid_1251000/1251092.stm   (603 words)

mi In lieu of an official interstate health certificate or official certificate of veterinary inspection, an owner-shipper statement or an invoice that shows the origin, number and type of livestock in the shipment and the destination of the livestock may accompany livestock imported for immediate slaughter purposes. Feeder cattle shall be kept segregated from native dairy or breeding cattle at the Michigan destination until slaughter. All animals, including poultry, imported into Michigan must meet the state requirements in addition to Federal interstate requirements and must originate from a herd or flock that is apparently free from and has not been exposed to contagious, infectious, toxicological, or communicable disease. www.aphis.usda.gov /vs/sregs/mi.html   (1936 words)

Livestock Slaughter--Annual Summary Livestock Slaughter Annual Summary, 03.14.95 [ Text ] Livestock Slaughter Annual Summary, 03.07.03 [ Text This file contains the annual summary for total livestock slaughter and red meat production in commercial plants and on farms for the U.S.; red meat includes beef, veal, pork, and lamb and mutton slaughter. usda.mannlib.cornell.edu /reports/nassr/livestock/pls-bban   (98 words)

Animals and "Standing to Sue" (Part I) The Javits-Case amendment provided that if a livestock animal was to be killed at the end of the production line by a ritual Jewish throat cut (rather than some other way), the animal was exempted from the "render insensible" requirement that applied, for humane reasons, to all other animals who were to be killed differently. Section 5 of the Act provides for the establishment of an advisory committee to assist in implementing the Act's provisions, with one of the members of the advisory committee being a 'person familiar with the requirements of religious faiths with respect to slaughter.' 7 U.S.C. § 1905. The second, subdivision (b), provides for an alternative method— slaughter 'in accordance with the ritual requirements of the Jewish faith or any other religious faith' without making any express reference to the shackling or hoisting or any preslaughter handling procedure. www.instituteforanimalrightslaw.org /articles_animals_sue_part1.htm   (98 words)

Live export - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Live export is an agriculture term referring to the transport of livestock on an international level. Six million live sheep are exported from Australia to the Middle East on ships for slaughter. Between 15 July 2002 and January 2004, around 200,000 lambs and sheep were exported for slaughter or further fattening abroad. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Live_export   (98 words)

Temple Grandin Seminar Many retail outlets are requiring meat processors to adopt Dr. Grandin’s guidelines for pre-process handling of livestock prior to slaughter. Grandin is a faculty member in the Animal Science Department at Colorado State University and operates the Grandin Livestock Systems Inc. in Fort Collins, Colorado. For more information about Dr. Grandin and her techniques of handling animals prior to slaughter, visit http://www.grandin.com. www.state.sc.us /scda/pressreleases/archives/2004pressreleases/september/temple.htm   (164 words)

North Carolina Dept of Agriculture & Consumer Services Tuberculosis found during slaughter inspection or otherwise in any livestock will be considered to have originated in the State where the animal was slaughtered or the disease was disclosed unless successful traceback procedures identify another State as the original source. The destruction of all livestock exposed to bovine tuberculosis in a herd by slaughter or by death otherwise before restocking of the premises with cattle, captive cervids, bison or goats. Eradication is the complete elimination of bovine tuberculosis from cattle, captive cervids, bison, and goats in a State so that the disease does not appear unless introduced from another species or from outside the State. www.ncagr.com /vet/FedTBUMR.htm   (164 words)

(added 5th April 2001) North-South movement ban: In another move to contain the outbreak, the Scottish Executive announced a ban on livestock from the ‘at-risk area’ south of the Forth — Clyde line being sent north of that line for slaughter, under the scheme which allows healthy animals to be sent directly to slaughter houses under licence. The Executive announced that licenses would be available for longer distance transport of livestock on welfare grounds in areas north of the Forth—Clyde line. Meanwhile, the John Muir Trust announced that the north side of Ben Nevis was to be opened to walkers, while the Ramblers’ Association described the access situation in Scotland as “chaotic” and attacked local authorities, such as those in Perth and Kinross and Fife, for imposing “draconian” blanket bans on access to their land. www.scenes.org.uk /archive/arch0108_fmd07.htm   (164 words)

Large firms dominate meat packing industry The rule is aimed at livestock packers, product processors and importers, who slaughter an average of at least 125,000 cattle, 100,000 swine, or 75,000 lambs per year. USDA, an AFBF spokesperson said, will be seeking input from the livestock and meat industry on how this new information would best be reported back to the industry in order to assist small and medium-sized livestock operators in making sound market-based decisions. The rule was issued before a USDA report issued March 27 that said consolidation and low-cost labor have helped large firms dominate the meat packing industry. www.txfb.com /TexasAgriculture/2000/040700largefirms.htm   (164 words)

Equine Infectious Anemia Regulations A retest of any remaining equidae on the premises where a reactor was disclosed and either shipped to slaughter or euthanized, shall be conducted by the Department not less than six months nor more than one year after the reactor has left the premises. Section 116.40 Movement of Equidae Through Sales and Livestock Auction Markets (REPEALED) 116.40 Movement of Equidae Through Livestock Sales and Livestock Auction Markets (REPEALED) www.agr.state.il.us /AnimalHW/regs/aheiaregs.html   (449 words)

MONTANA-STOP THE SLAUGHTER-BUFFALO WARS-BOYCOTT MONTANA MARC BRIDGES Executive Director of the Montana Department of Livestock, again preparing for the winter of 2000 BUFFALO SLAUGHTER. After repeated attempts to get GOVERNOR MARC RACICOT to listen to reason and stop this senseless slaughter - it seems the only way to make the picture clearer to him that this is totally "unacceptable" is to Boycott the State of Montana and halt any commerce period. CLICK HERE to read how Governor Racicot "Justifies" the Slaughter. www.angelfire.com /md2/BrokenArrow/Boycott.html   (1108 words)